Hooray for gender non-conformity! A great read for anyone, but especially teen girls who don't feel they fit in, or really want to define themselves, as a certain gender. Poor Liz, can't find a happy medium with any crowd. Girls shun her because she's too boyish. Boys shun her because she's a girl. Why do people even care how she dresses? Society. Society seems to care and enforce gender roles and stereotypes. Anyway, I'm rambling. It was a nice graphic novel with some wonderful points about feminism and gender.