It feels impossible to give a star rating to a memoir -- Maia's life is real, so of course I have no criticisms of eir storytelling. The art was beautiful and I really enjoyed eir story. Books like this are so, so important for those of us who are cis -- I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for more nonbinary-centered books. I'm going to go ahead and give it a rating based on my own experience of the book (really enjoying it, but probably not something I'm going to reread) just because I only leave books unrated when I have something to say about the author separately from the book, and I don't want to lump this book in with them.

This was a May pick for the Enby Book Club hosted by Jesse at Bowties & Books.