More and more gay teens are speaking out about the realization of their sexuality, and about the consequences-the reactions of friends and families...
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Sep 14, 2007
Lindsay
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Ok, so I finished reading this book in like two days. It was an amazing book. I think you should read it whether your gay, straight, bisexual, transgender, or tanssexual because it will help you understand what LGBTQ people go through and maybe it will change your opinion about them.
Jul 27, 2011
Sarah
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I actually read this book for work because my boss needed to know if it was appropriate to use at conferences and things like that. Needless to say I thought spending a day reading was a pretty sweet deal, and luckily the book was in fact very good.
What I liked about all of the stories in this collection is how easy it is to relate to them. I've never had to deal with coming out to my parents or being turned down by someone of the same sex, but I have had to talk to my parents abo More...
What I liked about all of the stories in this collection is how easy it is to relate to them. I've never had to deal with coming out to my parents or being turned down by someone of the same sex, but I have had to talk to my parents abo More...
Nov 20, 2011
Jackson
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In Hear Me Out, LGBTQ teens members and young adult alums of Planned Parenthood of Toronto's Teens Educating And Confronting Homophobia (T.E.A.C.H.) share their first-person accounts of coming out and growing up LGBTQ. Contributors discuss reconciling LGBTQ identity with cultural identity, dealing with rejection from their families and many other issues LGBTQ teens deal with every day and many more LGBTQ teens fear they will have to go through if they come out. The stories are honest and deal
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Mar 03, 2011
Gabrielle
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This is a compilation of first-person accounts of young people who have come out to family and friends. The stories are real, and very personal. Each essay discusses the writer's personal struggle with their sexual identity, and how they overcame their fears to come out to their families. Some stories are really painful and deal with tough issues like drug use and depression. While the subject matter is very sensitive, this book would be a great resource and teaching tool for gay teenagers.
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Aug 16, 2010
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