About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is wrestling with questions about their gender identity or feeling like they do not fit into the traditional boxes of male and female. It is a vital resource for parents whose children are expressing a sense of being different or experiencing the heavy weight of social and internal expectations regarding masculinity and femininity. The story follows Brendan, a high school wrestler who has a girlfriend but secretly dreams of being a girl. Written as a novel in verse, it explores the raw intersection of self-discovery, shame, and the search for authentic connection. While the emotional themes are intense, including loneliness and fear, the book ultimately offers a path toward self-acceptance. It is most appropriate for older teens who are ready for a realistic, secular, and deeply honest look at the transgender experience and the complexities of the gender spectrum.
