pickI loved every minute of this book. I like how he talks about his “transiness.” He‘s honest about everything from coming out to surgeries. I loved the detail he gave on his relationships with his parents and how they‘ve evolved. That‘s one of those things teenagers can have a hard time seeing.
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GingerAntics Parents can have a hard time with the teen years when they‘re not ready to let their relationships with their children grow and mature. I couldn‘t help laughing when he called his dad a “cheeky bugger.” I love that he‘s an introvert, but has found ways to be more social that work for him and make him feel good. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 3y
GingerAntics As an introvert myself, I would ABSOLUTELY take another book on that (please and thank you, Alex)! It seems weird to say this book was a joy to listen to, because it was very logically heavy in places where it needed to be, but the tone is so relaxed and conversational that I couldn‘t help enjoying even those heavy parts. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 3y
GingerAntics This book was fascinating and heartwarming, especially the later chapter written by his mom. This could be a great book for all teens to read, but especially the questioning and trans kids out there. This book makes Texas‘s law making gender affirming care for minors child abuse even more stunningly ignorant and harmful. Highly recommend! #AlexBertie #TransMission #PrideMonth #LGBTQ 3y
kspenmoll Wonderful review! 3y
GingerAntics @kspenmoll love this book. I wish I had a ton more space to sing it‘s praises. Alex seems like such a beautiful soul. 3y
