"Raw and raunchy, Yajia's account is appealingly unfiltered." --Publishers Weekly

"Tamara is one of the funniest people I know and her memoir, Cry for Me, Argentina, is as hilarious as she is. Her mother is my favorite character who also happens to be a real person." --Cecily Strong

"Tamara's life story is fascinating and magical." --Taika Waititi

"Tamara Yajia is the rare bird that awakens the dim light of my melancholy and sends me into joyous hysterical laughter all at once." --Flea, Red Hot Chili Peppers

"Simultaneously funny and heartfelt." --Mark Duplass

"The women in this book are maniacal, lurid, and wildly unhinged... my favorite!" --Chelsea Devantez

"The immigrant story we need right now-funny and foul and ill-fitted for the uplifting American dream formula." --Amanda Kramer

"You're going to go into this book thinking it will simply be the funniest book you've ever read. But you'll be wrong, because it will also be heartbreaking and so human and wondrous. There's no way to walk away from this book without being madly in love with Tamara Yajia." --Sophia Benoit

"Tamara Yajia's book is everything you could want from a memoir-the juiciest details, unforgettable characters, and sensually dancing on that delicate tightrope of hilarious and vulnerable. I wholeheartedly give it five out of five child stars." --Aparna Nancherla,

"No one has lived a life like Tamara Yajia. This memoir is absurd, vulnerable, and perverted in all the best ways." --Mia Mercado