Gender Queer: A Memoir Deluxe Edition
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An apparently unread copy in perfect condition.
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An apparently unread copy in perfect condition.
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An apparently unread copy in perfect condition.
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An apparently unread copy in perfect condition.
I am not one for memoirs, but this is one I will forever recommend to everyone. The story is beautiful and touching, with emotional illustrations and scenes that will live rent free in your mind. I think everyone should read this at least once, as it gives a more in depth understanding of gender and the journey people go through to find themselves at a place where they are at peace with themselves. This is an essential read for parents and those who better want to understand the LGBTQ+ community.
I made a new friend with this author. A great reference for those looking for validation or those seeking to understand the non/binary. It’s about friendship, family, accepting and loving yourself. We see the hard conversations that many of us need to have with family and partners. Great book for all humans. High school and up. Stand up for your pronouns and your gender identity. You’re worth it.
Amazing book. I highly recommend it to anyone exploring their gender as well as the loved ones of gender non conforming folks. My partner read this after I did, and it definitely helped him better understand my experience of gender. It's also an easy, quick read without sacrificing quality. Highly recommend. I will always read “banned books” because they often have the most to teach us. I hope you will too
I loved seeing a memoir of someone with parallel life experiences. I don't see that often. This book has wonderful references to media, studies, and theories relevant to growing up non-binary. This book offers solidarity to people who do not fit within the classic gender binary, and it offers insight on that experience for everyone else. I cried tears of hope and joy the first time I read it and have purchased for friends and family to help bridge their understanding of me.
This book has been changing things for the new generation. It's not fair it's getting negative reviews because people want to silence the author, and gender queer people.
Published by Ashly Moore SheldonSeptember 15, 2022
Celebrate "the freedom to read" during the ALA's Banned Books Week. This annual event is designed to draw attention to books that have faced bans and challenges in regional areas around the US. With these challenges on the rise, it's ever more important to stand against literary censorship.
Published by Ashly Moore SheldonApril 17, 2022
Published by Ashly Moore SheldonDecember 21, 2020
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