My ratg: 3 of 5 stars This Book Is Gay Juno Dawson From the blurb: ...
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- THIS BOOK IS GAY
- THIS IS GAY BOOKS
- YOU CAN'T READ THAT! BANNED BOOK REVIEW: THIS BOOK IS GAY
- THIS BOOK IS GAY BY JAM DAWSON - REVIEW
- “THIS BOOK IS GAY” BOOK REVIEW
THIS BOOK IS GAY
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Particularly, addrs llg somethg 'gay' (e. G, "Your hair is so gay, man. That needs to Book is Gay mak you feel nfint, and fortable wh yourself, regardls of sexualy.
I thk this a really great start to a culture whout homophobia or embarrassment or shame due to sexualy. Whether you yourself are impacted by the topics This Book Is Gay or not, 's a really important book to read.
Kat Otey, Onle EdorOctober 6, 2022After the succs of her 2015 novel slash stctnal gui, “This Book is Gay, ” Juno Dawson returns wh a new, updated edn by the same name.
YOU CAN'T READ THAT! BANNED BOOK REVIEW: THIS BOOK IS GAY
“This Book Is Gay” (2021) is a funny, lighthearted, yet tailed work that masterfully fulfills s purpose: to te rears on LGBTQ+ topics. “This Book Is Gay” is a manual wrten wh edy and young rears md.
It giv basic overviews of genr, sexualy, labelg and life as a queer person before divg to more plex topics, such as stereotyp and blogy (fact: though studi have been done, there is no blogil difference between a gay person and a straight person). Sce then, I’ve lved ep to the topic—I read books wh gay ma characters, I watch shows and vios that discs the topic of our rights and how they’re nstantly changg around the world, I wre any say I n ame as a ll to actn for —so I went to this book expectg to know a lot of the ntents already.
THIS BOOK IS GAY BY JAM DAWSON - REVIEW
” Dawson, as a transgenr woman who also intified as gay before her transn, has experience, rearch and a brilliant voice that touch the people who read this book. Beyond jt homophobia, Dawson tackl seemgly harmls stereotyp, the rapid growth of LGBTQ+ people our generatn, sexualizatn—pecially of bisexual, transgenr, and lbian people—and many more issu.
Topics to be expected when the book self is lled This Book Is Gay. “This Book Is Gay” is a personal story, spe beg formatted as a guibook.
The advice on how to make new iends and live as a gay person was actually relevant and eful, unlike the ual “e out when you’re ready but also before that you have to live nstant fear, sorry, there’s nothg we n do, live wh . Ironilly, the biggt pot I took om a book lled “This Book Is Gay” was this: you are not first and foremost a gay person; you are first and foremost a person who serv to live and love as everyone do.