
Children‘s Pride display at my new library! They didn‘t have one for adult books yet, but they did have a huge flag in the window.
Children‘s Pride display at my new library! They didn‘t have one for adult books yet, but they did have a huge flag in the window.
A lovely middle grade story about an 11-year-old trans kid who is dealing with his parents' possible separation, growing up and apart from his sisters, and his grandma having early stages of dementia. He ends up projecting his anxieties onto his grandma's old house, suspecting it's haunted. My favourite part was the sibling dynamics. This had very "Now and Then" vibes (tweens researching local history, even a seance!), but make it queer and trans!
Really enjoyed reading this one. I told myself I'd try to read more #trans stories and here is my first of the year! I think it's a well told story. It's easy to read but I felt like i could pick it apart and find threads connecting many elements together. The focus is on siblings, which I always am a fan of, and on trying to get through "adult problems" (divorce). A story about healing and being who you are. And spooky houses lol! #middlegrade