95%. This book was so, so important to me and I'm so glad that I've read it now! It's basically a coming of age story, but with a trans main character, and I'm so happy that I was able to read this book from someone who is trans themselves, about a main character who's trans. I personally still struggle with how to overcome stereotypes and stigmas that I have, in addition to knowing how to talk to or empathize with someone who is trans, simply because I haven't been exposed to that in my lifetime. That's why I read this book, was so that I could educate myself on how to get rid of those stigmas as well as learn more about trans people in general. I also did really enjoy the plotline, though I have to say I really disliked Bee's character and her use of drugs and smoking, because I just felt like it didn't belong, and I would have rather focused on her as a character rather than just adding "I'm high!" in the first few chapters. I also LOVED Layla, Abby, and Chloe, and loved how Chloe's character was utilized in the book. Most of all, though, I loved Amanda and how she was able to come to terms with being different, an that different was okay, and also navigating how much different it is to be a girl even though that's what she's always wanted. I think that this book is just so important for normalizing a trans character in a high school, and my heart goes out to everyone who's been through this procedure, because they have to endure so much-and I'm not even the one experiencing it!