Luna (National Book Award Finalist)

Fantastic read for teens

Fantastic read for teens, tweens and adults.

I loved the book

I loved the book.

Teetering on the brink of disaster

Having read Julie Anne Peters’ book Keeping You a Secret, I was looking forward to reading Luna, especially as it treats a subject I too have written about , a boy wanting to be a girl, or rather, in this case, not ‘wanting’ but absolutely ‘needing’ to be.

Three Stars

For class.

Different.

It's different.

Any teenager should read this, and maybe some adults too in order to open their minds.

This review has been crossposted from my blog at The Cosy Dragon.

Not a pretty cover like the picture shows. It's actually an orange book

The book cover was torn and the cover was just plain orange..

Like her namesake

Luna
Julie Anne Peters
Award: National Book Award Finalist
Little Brown and Company, 2004
248 pages
$10
LGBTQ fiction
ISBN-10: 0316011274

A contemporary novel about two teenage sisters struggling for acceptance would hardly reinvent the wheel.

Story of having a trans family member

This was a book told from the point of view of a girl with a transgender sibling.

Disappointed

I soooo wanted to like this book.