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A review by mesy_mark
What's the T? The Guide to All Things Trans and/or Nonbinary by Juno Dawson
4.0
So, as with the gay book, this book offers insight in ways that are introduced to the process-mainly for the UK as this is where the author is based but she is also being in generalized out. It is sassy, smart, and engaging asking all the questions we have in a wittiness that made it yeah we-trans folx know- but also in a way to those who be cis get we are always having to, or expected to, answer.
from what is to relationships to focus on the bits to engage in a knowledgeable way that is appropriate for teens to know about because like with cis peers, more of the latter may be on the mind of navigating life, just with the harder aspect of being trans in a world where trans is marginalized.
I wish I had this book I had at my teen years- one to know transition is possible and why the dysphoria makes in my body and 2) so I would know I was not alone. Cause in the end feeling like the only one makes getting by even harder to a point of why bother if other factors are at play.
from what is to relationships to focus on the bits to engage in a knowledgeable way that is appropriate for teens to know about because like with cis peers, more of the latter may be on the mind of navigating life, just with the harder aspect of being trans in a world where trans is marginalized.
I wish I had this book I had at my teen years- one to know transition is possible and why the dysphoria makes in my body and 2) so I would know I was not alone. Cause in the end feeling like the only one makes getting by even harder to a point of why bother if other factors are at play.