I loved this sweet story about a child named George who knows she is really a girl. Very affirming without being preachy. While I think the story shows an unrealistically positive response of others compared to the real experiences of young people currently, in doing so, the story offers a powerful example of how things COULD be, with principals who offer support, best friends who take it all in stride, brothers who are totally cool, and mothers who might be upset at first, but then come to realize they need to be supportive and immediately understand they probably need some help to do that. Maybe one day, that'll be the normal, expected type of response: one full of respect and compassion. I read it on a plane trip-- a very quick and easy read--and a few tears had dripped down my face by the end, but the good kind.