This was a re-listen for book club tomorrow, and I honestly think I got even more out of it the second time. There's so much great information included in this, told in a way that's easily accessible. Schrefer also breaks down how scientific research reflects the status quo, and I just find it all so fascinating. 
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Oh, what an important book this is! Eliot Schrefer gives reasons for writing it at the beginning, and the majority of it is because the LGBTQ+ community is seen as "unnatural." But there are so many instances of queerness in the natural world, and a lot of them are in this book! Not only were the animal facts fascinating, but there was also a lot of information about scientific research and how it's also biased. I found it all fascinating.

I listened to the audiobook, but I know the physical book has some great illustrations and such, too! Schrefer adds humor throughout, and just makes it an entertaining book to read. If you like nonfiction, I highly recommend it!