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justpatches's review against another edition
I love the idea of this book but it got to a point where I felt too stupid to continue reading tbh. Like I didn’t know any part of what was going on anymore so I had to give up. I loved the religious allegories and niche references I could understand. I’m sorry to the trans gods 🙏🏻
melinasreads's review against another edition
challenging
slow-paced
3.5
touching reflections on transness, the horrible and wonderful predicament that is having a family, and comical breaks on the joys of transition. it drags a bit sometimes but it always find a new way to real you in
trking's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
slow-paced
4.5
This is a great, thoughtful meditation on transness and identity with a refreshing approach to Christian scripture. Lavery's voice does get a little cloying at times--in the last few pages, I was kind of beginning to tire of what I think is best described as earnest pretension--but for the most part, it's great. Lovely to read as a trans person, but probably equally interesting to a sympathetic Christian or recovered Christian.
pangram's review against another edition
5.0
go read this book right fucking now I’m not kidding. SO good
emurph1808's review against another edition
this is fine, k might try to come back to it sometime. some parts of this were incredibly impactful and other parts made absolutely zero sense to me and the further i got, the more it started to make no sense.