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A review by emily_journals
Fine: A Comic About Gender by Rhea Ewing
emotional
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
No star rating for this one as I don't rate memoirs and this book felt close enough to a memoir that I didn't want to give this one a rating.
This is partly a set of interviews with a variety of individuals on their opinions on and experiences with gender and partly the author grapping with their own gender identity. The opinions and experiences were interesting to read, but I don't think I personally learned anything (which is fine). It did feel a little disorganized and aimless since it isn't really trying to prove a point, but I would still recommend it as an interesting read.
This is partly a set of interviews with a variety of individuals on their opinions on and experiences with gender and partly the author grapping with their own gender identity. The opinions and experiences were interesting to read, but I don't think I personally learned anything (which is fine). It did feel a little disorganized and aimless since it isn't really trying to prove a point, but I would still recommend it as an interesting read.