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Impossible People: A Completely Average Recovery Story
Wertz’s immersive and sometimes very funny tale hardly fits the “completely average” subtitle, yet nearly everyone can see themselves somewhere in her story, cheer her on, and enjoy the surprise ending.
Transgender Memoirs | Graphic Novels
These three graphic novels offer meditations on and chronicles of transgender experiences.
Transitions: A Mother’s Journey
Anne’s family and acquaintances model a range of responses to a trans relative’s coming out, illustrating common difficulties while showing that acceptance and joy become possible with care and diligence. An excellent graphic novel and resource for families and others who experience the unexpected transition of a loved one.
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Us
This charming, even humorous chronicle of a journey fraught with immense complications will be welcomed by romance lovers as well as those looking for information about trans matters. An empathic adventure for teens and adults.
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I Am Only a Foreigner Because You Do Not Understand
This poignant meditation on a body that seems difficult to understand or love, but all too easily exploited, challenges readers to contemplate the complexity of human selves, including their own.
Box of Bones: Book Two
The beauty revealed in the conclusion changes the game, forcing characters and readers to rethink woman power. Jama-Everett’s evocative, open-ended finale suits the saga far better than a neat wrap-up. Highly recommended.
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Decodependence: A Romantic Tragicomic
Those looking to better understand codependent behavior will benefit from Ash’s story and enjoy wry chuckles along the way.
The Heavy Bright
Malkasian’s “once upon a time” parable infuses a Handmaid’s Tale–type set-up with surrealistic charm and bittersweet resolution, reminiscent of Studio Ghibli’s work. Highly recommended for fantasy connoisseurs.
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Golden Rage, Vol. 1
This clever, sometimes tongue-in-cheek adventure will draw in fans of dystopian mysteries and tough heroines.
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