Received free from Penguin First to Read, but my thoughts are my own.

This is a true story, so you might already know how it goes. If you don't, and want to avoid spoilers, skip the introduction.

Sarah McBride didn't intend to make history. She simply wanted to be her authentic self. But the first transgender intern at the White House *is* history, so her story got some attention. But she's so much more than that. A tireless, brave advocate for affording all people equal humanity and dignity, she's been part of bills passed, protests, connections, and made the world a little more full of love in hundreds of ways.

Her coming out story was privileged, but still heart breaking at times, and her life is the same. Love and loss. Triumph and despair. Just like everyone's life, really. And overall, there's hope. Hope that, even as fear and ignorance rule today... tomorrow will be different. Better. Equal. Full of love.