Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This book was recently denounced by the "Million Moms," one of those self-appointed guardians of public morality. So naturally I had to buy a copy to see what the fuss was about. It's the story of a ten-year-old girl named Melissa who is faced with a problem. The problem is that most of the people she knows consider her to be a boy named George. Of course, complications ensue, and the book is about how she faces this situation and how the problems start fo get resolved. As a 77-year-old firmly cisgender male, I'm not exactly in the target demographic for this, but found it a fascinating story, and one which would be especially interesting and empowering for a ten-year-old, whether transgender, questioning, or just interested in gender issues. I wish there had been books like this whan I was a kid,