Python is a multi-paradigm language. I have not found Python to be better at OOP versus imperative or functional styles of programming.
For me, functional programming provides a closer to model to how I think about problems. This is true for many people. One should choose the style that provides the easiest translation of thought to code.
If you only write code which you yourself will read and maintain, then you should definitely do whatever you feel works best for you and matches your way of thinking.
Python's lambda is very intentionally limited precisely to steer people away from overly functional code. Don't write Haskell in Python, and equally don't write Java in Python.
Python is a multi-paradigm language. I have not found Python to be better at OOP versus imperative or functional styles of programming.
For me, functional programming provides a closer to model to how I think about problems. This is true for many people. One should choose the style that provides the easiest translation of thought to code.