I've loved Parker Lee for years and wondered if we would be seeing another poetry collection from her, so I was very excited to see this one pop up on Netgalley. A really visceral and simultaneously magical book, it is raw and real and I'm better for having read it.

I appreciate the author's honesty and self-reflection on difficult topics, and I feel like this was a raw and powerful look into the experience of being trans. I think this approachable style of poetry would be popular with fans of Amanda Lovelace or Rupi Kaur, though I can't say many specific lines have stuck with me. I don't know that this title would have a lot of demand at my library, as poetry is often underappreciated, but I think there are readers who would find it very meaningful.