God Doesn't Like Vegans

God Doesn't Like Vegans is a contemporary Ukrainian novel by Hanna Horodetska that blends dark humor with introspective storytelling. The narrative follows a protagonist nicknamed "Frog," who finds herself unemployed, living in a neglected apartment, and yearning for reconciliation with her ex-boyfriend. Her sister, referred to as "Fairy," seemingly has it all: a successful career, a stylish apartment in the city center, and a new vegan boyfriend. Tensions escalate during a family dinner when Frog discovers that her sister is dating her former partner. This revelation propels Frog into a spiral of despair, prompting her to confront her circumstances and seek a path toward personal redemption.

Horodetska's novel delves into themes of familial relationships, personal growth, and the complexities of modern life, all delivered with a satirical edge that challenges societal norms.