Gennie's Review posted on Guilty Pleasures 
 If you've read Bear, Otter and the Kid by TJ Klune and loved it than you will not be disappointed by the second installment, Who We Are. The book begins with what I think is perhaps the best prologue ever! Seriously, you should read it, especially if you read a lot of M/M paranormal stuff. Hilariousness ensues! 
 Who We Are picks up almost right where Bear, Otter and the Kid left off and we are treated to the fascinating and warped (in a good and endearing way) inner workings of Bear's view of the world and his life. The custody issues continue, Bear struggles to come to terms with the fact that it might be really gay and not just gay for Otter, the Kid continues to steal the show, and loose ends are tied us. In many ways this book reads like Bear's journal shared with the readers. All of the characters from the first book are present along with a few more fun and entertaining ones, and we are introduced to one very important character, Dominic, the Kid's new best friend. 
 This story made me laugh out loud, cringe, yell at the characters and cry like a baby, then laugh and cry at the same time! (Which is kinda weird to do alone as the dog stares!) But I digress and perhaps Bear's world view and Mr. Klune's writing style are rubbing off of this reviewer. The trademark angst is present in this book, and so is the enduring theme that family is what you make of it and that we are who we choose to be! 
 I would recommend reading Bear, Otter and the Kid before you read Who We Are because if you don't you will be lost. This book is fabulous and if you like epic, family stories with a REALLY smart nine year old who will steal your heart, than these stories are for you. I hope you will fall in love with these characters and enjoy the crazy way Bear processes life as much as I do.