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This Book Is Gay

Juno Dawson
Introduction by David Levithan
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This Book Is Gay

Juno Dawson
Introduction by David Levithan
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Fun and informative

"I love it. It's like having a very open and honest conversation with a very close friend a At the same time, is very informative for everyone."

— Ma J. (5/5)

Fun and informative

"I love it. It's like having a very open and honest conversation with a very close friend a At the same time, is very informative for everyone."

— Ma J. (5/5)

Approachable, insightful, and unapologetically real

"Juno Dawson offers an informative and engaging guide to navigating sexuality, relationships, and self-acceptance. With its mix of fun anecdotes and practical advice, the book is both entertaining and empowering, making it an essential read for anyone looking to better understand the LGBTQ+ community"

— C B. (5/5)

Approachable, insightful, and unapologetically real

"Juno Dawson offers an informative and engaging guide to navigating sexuality, relationships, and self-acceptance. With its mix of fun anecdotes and practical advice, the book is both entertaining and empowering, making it an essential read for anyone looking to better understand the LGBTQ+ community"

— C B. (5/5)

Would 100% add to public/school libraries.

"Great information for anyone LGBTQIA+ funny and down to Earth. Helpful and straightforward for simple understanding of sometimes complex ideas. I will be donating this to my local library so it's available to any youth in need. We needed books like this when I was growing up and I'm happy this generation and the following ones will have this book to help them understand what can be a confusing and frustrating time in their lives. Also doubles and triples down on the importance of safe sex, very important."

— Robin (5/5)

Would 100% add to public/school libraries.

"Great information for anyone LGBTQIA+ funny and down to Earth. Helpful and straightforward for simple understanding of sometimes complex ideas. I will be donating this to my local library so it's available to any youth in need. We needed books like this when I was growing up and I'm happy this generation and the following ones will have this book to help them understand what can be a confusing and frustrating time in their lives. Also doubles and triples down on the importance of safe sex, very important."

— Robin (5/5)

Very Helpful

"This book was great at giving another more in depth perspective on sexuality and transgenderism. It reassured that I was not alone in my feelings and thoughts. The book gave some helpful tips and it was funny so it kept me, someone with ADHD, interested in reading! The hardest thing for me wasn’t coming out of the closet to be frankly honest, it was more the idea that I am so confused about my sexuality and I wanted to be sure of that when I came out, which is the hard part. This book gave me some new terms to look up so I did find some more applicable labels for myself too. I have also been questioning gender quite a bit recently, and the book helped give some ideas on that as well, I might buy the book “What’s The T” by the same author and give that a read too!"

— Maple (5/5)

Very Helpful

"This book was great at giving another more in depth perspective on sexuality and transgenderism. It reassured that I was not alone in my feelings and thoughts. The book gave some helpful tips and it was funny so it kept me, someone with ADHD, interested in reading! The hardest thing for me wasn’t coming out of the closet to be frankly honest, it was more the idea that I am so confused about my sexuality and I wanted to be sure of that when I came out, which is the hard part. This book gave me some new terms to look up so I did find some more applicable labels for myself too. I have also been questioning gender quite a bit recently, and the book helped give some ideas on that as well, I might buy the book “What’s The T” by the same author and give that a read too!"

— Maple (5/5)

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  • Published date: Sep 07, 2021
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 320
  • Publisher: Sourcebooks
  • ISBN: 9781728254326
  • Dimensions: 5.81" W x 0.89" L x 8.25" H
Praise for This Book is Gay:
A Guardian Best Book of the Year
2018 Garden State Teen Book Award Winner
"The book every LGBT person would have killed for as a teenager, told in the voice of a wise best friend. Frank, warm, funny, USEFUL."-Patrick Ness, New York Times bestselling author
"This egregious gap has now been filled to a fare-thee-well by Dawson's book."-Booklist *STARRED REVIEW*
Juno Dawson is the international bestselling author of fiction and nonfiction for young adults. She is a columnist for Attitude magazine and a key LGBTQ+ activist with the charity Stonewall. A former teacher specializing in behavior studies, Juno now writes full time and lives in Brighton, England.

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