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from Brainannex

A graphic novel coming-of-age, coming-out story. The pacing is a little uneven but gets stronger as we approach the end with the "epilogue" being the strongest part of the whole piece. The parts where she is portrayed as a little girl were some of my favorites, drawn with a clear style, and the d...

from sbloom42

I was disappointed by the lack of growth in this book, as experienced by either the author or her family. At the end, much is as it was in the beginning. The author has more knowledge about her history, but her family is still committed to covering up her past and she's still committed to accepti...

from amwsmith

Uh this was really good and now I have all these feelings.

from Wattsian

A collage of heavy writing, but heavily punctuated with far better action and pacing than 99% of other autobiographical graphic novels. A rare star in a bloated sub-genre. Marvelous.