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A review by elliott_roi
Both Can Be True by Jules Machias
4.0
Woof. Both Can Be True has been on my TBR for a while and I'm glad I finally got to it!
This book had a lot going on, but I think all the elements worked well together in the end. Told in dual POV, the story follow Ash and Daniel as they work together to save a dog named Chewbarka (best name!)
Both MCs also have other struggles, particularly Ash with their gender and Daniel with being "too emotional." Some of the themes felt a bit on-the-nose, but I did like all the characters and felt they had a lot of nuance and complexity.
Overall, I think this book is valuable for the lessons it teaches about gender diversity and being true to yourself. I'm glad this book exists, especially for younger folks to read.
This book had a lot going on, but I think all the elements worked well together in the end. Told in dual POV, the story follow Ash and Daniel as they work together to save a dog named Chewbarka (best name!)
Both MCs also have other struggles, particularly Ash with their gender and Daniel with being "too emotional." Some of the themes felt a bit on-the-nose, but I did like all the characters and felt they had a lot of nuance and complexity.
Overall, I think this book is valuable for the lessons it teaches about gender diversity and being true to yourself. I'm glad this book exists, especially for younger folks to read.