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A review by mysticforestcrafts
Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe
4.0
Pros:
I really enjoyed how this discussed the confusion and exploration that goes into an individual deciding where they fit if it isn’t considered the norm. It is done in a conversational tone that is more approachable than some educational texts and benefits from real world experience.
I don’t see this as brainwashing or attacking heterosexuality as some claim. I don’t see any point where it instruct anyone to be anything other than willing to listen and to be respectful of others.
Cons:
I might have gotten a little distracted but the ending seemed very abrupt but the author also isn’t done living and growing so maybe they will write more. I also apologize if they is not correct I know there was discussion of another set but I am not 100% on how to use it accurately verbally or in writing.
I really enjoyed how this discussed the confusion and exploration that goes into an individual deciding where they fit if it isn’t considered the norm. It is done in a conversational tone that is more approachable than some educational texts and benefits from real world experience.
I don’t see this as brainwashing or attacking heterosexuality as some claim. I don’t see any point where it instruct anyone to be anything other than willing to listen and to be respectful of others.
Cons:
I might have gotten a little distracted but the ending seemed very abrupt but the author also isn’t done living and growing so maybe they will write more. I also apologize if they is not correct I know there was discussion of another set but I am not 100% on how to use it accurately verbally or in writing.