Would You Rather?: A Memoir of Growing Up and Coming Out, (Paperback)

from blyng30

Although this book was not what I expected when I received it, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I thought it was insightful, funny, and interesting. Katie does a great job at explaining the myriad of emotions and feelings not only she encounters in a daily basis as she has embraised her new life but also...

from mandersj73

I was very entertained by this memoir. Although I cannot relate to the author's issues with sexual identity, there was a lot in this book that I could relate to. And I empathize with her relationship struggles and authenticity of storytelling at different points in her life. I'm happy that she ha...

from SpaceStationMir

Katie Heaney's second memoir expands on a "bigger truth" following her first memoir, Never Have I Ever, about never getting the guy at twenty-five. Three years later, she is happily dating her first girlfriend. Although each chapter tells a self-contained story regarding Heaney's unexpected epiph...

from bostonian71

Insightful and often funny, Heaney's memoir is the still-unfolding story of her realizing her true sexuality, and grappling with what that means for her identity. (Since she's previously written a memoir about her travails as a single woman having a series of almost-dates with men, this question ...

from Daffydownd1lly

This book is the author's story of coming out as gay but everyone can relate to it. I am a 58 YO straight married (for 31 years) female and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The story is about finding out who you truly are and although it took her 27 years, timelines are different for all of us. And as sh...