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Violence
Barely any
Some threat and confrontation involving a trans character's safety
Language
Some
Some strong language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Teen romantic content
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of trans identity, prejudice, and the painful work of becoming someone who deserves love
What this book is about
Logan Witherspoon, recently dumped, meets Sage, a new girl at his school, and falls hard. Then he discovers Sage is transgender. Katcher's YA novel is notable for its honesty about Logan's complicated reaction — not instant acceptance, but the real, messy process of confronting prejudice he didn't know he held. A thoughtful examination of identity and the courage required of both the trans person and the person who loves them.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Trans identity themes
Bullying and transphobia
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