Life outside big cities might seem uneventful or insignificant. Not true. Not true. This book is Canadian grit lit. We get to discover who the characters are and who they really are in a book that considers trust, love, friendship, and a heap of mystery. Thanks to NetGalley.com for an ARC in exchange for an honest review. This is a great book that will appeal to many people. It does a great job of deepening our understanding of what we think we know about diversity and related perceptions. Check this out!

For me the premise of this book is good, the story as well, but the writing style isn’t for me.
I feel it explores transgender identity and queer issues in general in very insightful way, but it’s a tough read for me.

This was a very thought-provoking book. I felt it explored transgender identity and queer issues in general in very respectful and unique ways. As a narrator, Meg's story was very compelling as well.