This book was ok. I liked how it approached the subject of a transitioning teen from the perspective of her sister, and showed Regan's emotional reactions. It didn't sugarcoat things too much and had enough grit to be somewhat realistic. What really bothered me was how, in a story about loving who you are because you were born that way, there was a repeated joke about someone being "sofa king wee todd did". I was pretty surprised that the author would think it's okay to have her characters call someone "retarded" as an insult, while calling someone a "fag" was completely wrong. Definitely had some stereotypes about transgender people, but overall it could have been better, but it wasn't terrible.