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Hannah Price hannahlouiseprice — "I wanted to die. But God had plans for me, and so I lived." Yep, that's about it.

黄 伟 605042642413c — It's by Aaron Raz Link and Hilda Raz. And that's what I love about this book. It's written by Aaron (who used to be Sarah) and his mom, a professor of women's studies. Right now, it's a really powerful book for me and I can gloss over some of the blather because of the important story. --- After reading: probably one of the best books about gender identity I have read. It is funny and it is a story, not a book of theory. Aaron deftly deals with identity politics, therapy, isolation, racism in the queer movement, women-only spaces, male identity, and masculinity with wonderful tone and humor. Hilda's essays are touching and it's nice to see the voice of someone coming to terms with her daughter becoming her son.

Tali Nudelman talinu — This was an interesting, albeit broad, history of the game of baseball. The book did a good job of giving the big picture and I learned a lot of new things, but it didn't give much information on the people, the ballplayers and fans. There were a large amount of numbers involved as well, which makes sense as statistics are vital to the game, but they tend to make me glaze over. If you're interested in baseball, and particularly if you haven't ever read a history of the game, this is a good place to start.

Lukas Bauer lukasbauer6939 — I gave this book 4 stars, not simply because I enjoyed the story ( I did not really) but because I loved the style in which it was written.