About This Book
Reach for this book if your child is navigating the complexities of identity, feels like an outsider at school, or is struggling to bridge the gap between their true self and the expectations of older generations. It is a vital resource for families seeking to understand nonbinary identity and the specific social hurdles neurodivergent children face while building their own support systems. The story follows twelve-year-old Jude, a nonbinary kid with ADHD who is tired of hiding their identity from their conservative grandparents. When their school administration refuses to allow a diversity club, Jude takes matters into their own hands, creating a safe space at the local library. The book explores themes of unconditional friendship, the pain of being 'closeted' to family, and the power of community activism. It is a joyful yet realistic look at modern middle school life, offering a roadmap for kids who want to turn their personal struggles into positive change.
