What a privilege it is to be able to be part of Jami and Carys's lives as they fall in love and start a life together! The girls are not the usual one-dimensional slackers, druggies, and emos you see on TV these days. No, these girls have goals, talent, courage, and compassion-- like a lot of real-life kids have. I'm glad they found one another, to help each other work through life's challenges, and the particular challenges of having minority (though perfectly normal) sexual and gender identities.

Lisa Lees does a wonderful job of creating a story that models a lot of healthy behaviors and attitudes for young people in times of enormous personal growth, while making it engrossing for adult readers as well. She weaves in a great deal of fascinating information, not just about gender and sexuality, but also clowning, photography, theatre, and a host of other subjects. Best of all, there are no chase scenes, spies, cops, or newspaper reporters; this is just life. Thank you, Lisa, for letting me into Carys and Jami's lives. I look forward to visiting them again soon, in their Queer Circle of Friends.

It seems like an interesting novel. Good luck with it ! Intriguing characters !

Reading the offered preview of this story made me want to know more. A fascinating subject that has yet to reviece the coverage it deserves. This book is going on my wish list!