About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is beginning to question who they are or feeling isolated because they do not fit traditional gender expectations. It is a compassionate exploration of a young girl, born as a boy, who finally begins to voice her internal reality. Through a school play based on Greek mythology, Grayson discovers that her identity is not a secret to be ashamed of, but a truth to be celebrated. This story is ideal for middle schoolers (ages 10 to 14) as it handles the complexities of identity with a gentle, realistic touch. Parents will appreciate the way it models the impact of a supportive teacher and the importance of finding one's tribe, providing a hopeful roadmap for navigating significant life changes.
