I loved that it provides readers with a history of Puerto Rico, while also shedding light on gentrification in Brooklyn, disaster capitalism, and the power of elites. I also love that we get to witness the two siblings, Olga and Prieto, struggle with their identity and figuring out what liberation l...

I actually was expecting more from this book. I love how the characters are diverse and you read a lot about Puerto Rico, but I felt some scenes were confusing and went off in a tangent. Especially from the moms POV and all the political turmoil.

Xóchitl González's debut novel, Olga Dies Dreaming, is nothing short of excellent entertainment. Don't get me wrong, there are some super important points being made here with some heavy topics being covered but this character driven book is so good. Olga Acvedo is a 40ish year old wedding planner ...