Reviews tagging 'Classism'

Pageboy by Elliot Page

5 reviews

vixenreader's review against another edition

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dark emotional hopeful informative inspiring reflective sad tense fast-paced

4.25

A structure based on the journey towards self-love, this memoir is deeply poignant, unflinching, and vulnerable, and a honest experience about how wilful ignorance and prejudice ultimately perpetrates the bigotry experienced by the trans community. 

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fanboyriot's review against another edition

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emotional inspiring reflective slow-paced

4.0

Deciding to love yourself was the whole point of this book.  All the ups and downs of life, the self discovery of a trans person.  The pain of being trans and living in a world not built for trans people.

While some of the pacing was a bit awkward and the timeline was difficult to follow but I ended up loving listening to this; especially since the author was also the narrator. 

I learned a lot about this author and I’m so happy that he was in a place to write this book and share it with the world.  I also liked how he mentioned several times about his privilege in a very genuine way, actually acknowledging the problems with trans healthcare and other issues as well.

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challenging emotional medium-paced

4.5


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blueoddity's review against another edition

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dark inspiring reflective medium-paced

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blackcatkai's review against another edition

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challenging emotional reflective medium-paced

4.5

CW/RTC~

one thing I want to note right away: Elliot, in the foreword, mentions how not every trans experience is THE trans experience. that plenty of people's gender & sexual identies are NOT intertwined. but that HIS identities & gender/sexual discoveries of himself ultimately are. so he speaks a LOT on his experience living most of his life as a lesbian. that doesn't make this book any less trans. thank you.

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