4.5 stars. 
 Maybe It wasn't the best book from the literary aspect, but I have never read a book about a transgender person. It was interesting to see from the main character Amanda's perspective as the writer Meredith Russo herself is a trans person. It doesn't represent all the trans person or the adversities they go through, but it certainly depicts the gender identity crisis very well. 
 I would recommend this book to anyone who is even slightly confused about the concept transsexualism. And please do read the author's note after the book is finished. 
 Another beautiful aspect of this book was how it describes the importance of friendship and family (in any case). Being able to live your life as the most authentic self is the most wonderful thing in this world. 
 Last but not the list, the quote I liked the most, 
 "You can have anything," she said, "once you admit you deserve it." 
 Ah, this quote was exactly what I needed today. :) 
 I liked it. Very much.