Read my full review (with book photography!) on Lauren Reads YA. 
 Like many other people, I had no idea what intersex meant for a long time. Then I watched Faking It, which has an intersex character, and I still didn't quite understand what it meant... 
 I usually pick up books about things I've been through, because it's nice to not feel alone. I like that feeling of relief when they mention something I recognise and I throw up my arms and I'm like, "YES! THIS!!!!". Mostly books about mental illness and cancer. (And, y'know, demon hunting.) But for some reason, None of the Above really intrigued me. Maybe the fact that I didn't know anything about it and there aren't many books on this topic. 
 "Love isn't a choice. You fall for the person, not their chromosomes." 
 I loved pretty much everything about this book. Sure, there were downsides: Kristin was a bit whiny at times, but I can understand that in her situation. And the romance felt weird to me in the beginning but I rooted for them at the end. Other than that, there wasn't anything that bothered me. 
 None of the Above was a fantastic read that I'd recommend to anyone who doesn't quite understand what intersex means. This is such an important book and should be mandatory reading for all teenagers AND adults.