It's my first time reading a book about LGBTQ, and I can say that we really need diverse books! 
 Luna is about Regan O'Neil, who should have been typical if not for her transgender brother. Luna, a girl who can only be seen under the moonlight, dreams of being able to express herself to others as who she really is. And only Regan knew her secret. 
 Liam trusted his secret, identity, and life to Regan. Meanwhile, Regan sacrificed a lot for Liam's sake. As Liam prepares to change everything and let Luna emerge, he and Regan develop problems with each other and their parents. What I really love about this book is that its plot concentrated more on family, unlike most of the young adult books we have now on the market. 
 But this book is not only about LGBTQ and family--it's also about school. About love. Even friendships. I really like the fact that the book is in Regan's perspective and that it encompasses a lot of aspects of life that a lot of people can relate with. 
 I commend Julie Anne Peters for writing a book like this. It opened my mind to the struggles of a transgender, and I am looking forward in reading her other LGBTQ books soon. 
 Fave character: Regan 
 Will I read this again? Maybe :) 
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