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Transition: The Story of how I Became a Man | Chaz Bono

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The adult child of Sonny Bono and Cher tells the story of the long road to discover the gender he truly identified with and his life-changing decision to have a sex-change operation.

Kenyazero

Transition: The Story of how I Became a Man | Chaz Bono

so-so

Chaz shares the story of his transition with a lot of reflection, including his struggles with chronic pain and pain medication addiction. I felt like it would have been a more engaging read if I was familiar with his other work or his famous parents. The writing is a bit dry, but conveys his experiences well. #LGBTQIA #Memoir #Nonfiction

Kenyazero Used for #OwlHouseReadathon Willow: a character who strives to be seen as reliable 4d

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Denice

Transition: The Story of how I Became a Man | Chaz Bono

so-so

I have not read Mr. Bono's previous books. This one was quite clear and thoroughly told the difficulties he had to overcome to be himself. Gave me insight but I do not see myself re-reading it, don't need to own my own copy.