(3.5 stars) 
 I sure do love me a touching and honest memoir! And Liz Prince definitely delivered. Growing up as a tomboy, Liz experiences all sorts of bullying, rude comments, and extreme confusion with regards to gender identities. While I've never experienced near what she did (I was maybe tomboy-light?), I could relate to how awkward and awful growing up can be sometimes. I loved the artwork in this graphic novel quite a bit and thought it worked with the story really well. I think the only issue I had was that at times the story jumped some parts that felt important (like where did Dusty go?) and the "I hate girls!" parts were overdone at points. But overall, a fun and important read.