This was such an inspiring book. I learned so much about intersex. It was an ideal diverse read and I was happy to read it for #DiverseAThon . I loved how the author is a surgeon so I could really trust that all the information on AIS in this book is legit. 
 Kristin really conveyed her emotions well. I could really feel what she was feeling. It was heartbreaking to see her get bullied. I could't believe how ignorant the students in her school were for calling her a man when they don't even understand what AIS is. 
 (view spoiler)[I was disappointed in Sam. He never loved her. If he did, he would have accepted her no matter what. What a douche. (hide spoiler)] 
 (view spoiler)[ Her love interest in Darren was sweet, I'm glad he broke up with his girlfriend beforehand. If he had cheated on her with Kristin, I would have been pissed. But anyway, I'm glad Kristin found someone who accepts every part of her. (hide spoiler)] 
 My small issues: There was something that Kristin did that I felt like wasn't in her character so I didn't like that. (view spoiler)[ When she hooked up with Josh (hide spoiler)] I also didn't like how she felt sorry for herself for most of the book. I kept waiting for her to get over herself. (view spoiler)[ And when she finally did, that was great. But it wasn't until the end of the book. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall a very touching book. A good one to read if you are looking for a book that revolves around intersex/AIS because I know there aren't a lot out there!