I'd forewarn anyone reading this that there are some, erm, squiffy views on trans men and non-binary trans people in here. It's a good book and an interesting read, and obviously the protagonist's views don't necessarily reflect the author's, but it jars. The protagonist often spouts incredibly didactic and theory-based approaches to trans womanhood, which makes it all the more surprising that trans men are essentially reduced to privileged afab people who can always crowdfund top surgery.

Read for an eye-opening perspective on trans women, but don't expect a balanced treatment of trans issues, is all I'm saying.