Helpful Score: 7
i have to admit i am a sucker for a good memoir. and this is one of the best i have read recently. i was drawn in to jennys pain and honesty. her journey to self awareness is inspiring. i am amazed by all the loving and accepting people jenny was fortunate enough to have in her life. this book opened a new world to me- one that i found very interesting.
Sari Lynn G. (sari-lynn) - , reviewed She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders on + 207 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 6
Boylan is an engaging writer, with a great sense of humor and a wonderfully supporting group of friends and family. She tells the story of her journey from masculinity to femininity in a compelling fashion. I loved this book!
Helpful Score: 5
Life of a transgendered person, told in the first-person. Entertaining and also very enlightening. I have a much better understanding of what someone goes through, when in this situation.
Veeraraghavan S. (sleepless) reviewed She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders on + 14 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 5
A very interesting read. Filled with humor, yet a serious topic. FYI: check out the author's anonymous work (that probably paid for the surgery, I am thinking) : Jonah Black, diary of a teenage stud.
Helpful Score: 3
Excellent read. The book gave a snapshot into a life of which I really had no knowledge.