Beyond Magenta : Transgender and Nonbinary Teens Speak Out (Paperback)

from Debra_Armbruster

An excellent piece of nonfiction for a school library or public library youth collection! To craft _Beyond Magenta_, Kuklin interviewed several young adults who identify as transgender, and then culled their conversations into a narrative format that allowed readers easy access. Some participants...

from mamzel

Very enlightening book giving a glimpse of the stuff non-straight teens go through. We meet boys who change to girls and girls who transform into men, and even a teen who is intersex, not completely a boy or a girl. It is such a tragedy that they have to deal with so much harassment at a time whe...

from ewyatt

This book includes in depth interviews with six teens who talk about what it is for them to be part of the transgender community. Photos accompany some of the sections. Each teen has a different experience to share and has come to understand their identity in different ways. I found the stories o...

from VaterOlsen

I would likely enjoy this book better in print rather than audio format because the interjections of the author were sometimes distracting.

from lmrayvon

4Q, 3P The way this book was written was wonderful. I love that it is in first person narrative and that Kuklin chose to focus on the interviews of the teens rather than her own commentary and opinions. However, I gave it a 3P because this book doesn't seem like the type of book that would be imm...