Luna in Rainbow Support Group

Sep 04, 2017 Wren marked it as did-not-finish

Shelves: lgbtq-general

DNF @ 27%

I'm so sad that I am dnf-ing this! But I just can't keep reading it.

I'm knda bored. There isn't too much happening, and I tend to prefer books with a faster plot. I'm also bothered by the fact that Regan knows that Luna is a girl but keeps referring to her as "he" and "Liam" in her thoughts. Regan is kinda annoying overall to be honest, although I do understand her frustration at being kept up late into the night by Luna! Like Luna.... I get you're struggling but your sister needs to s ...more

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Mar 20, 2012 R.B. rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: award-winner, young-adult, lgbt

The story was well written, Regan felt like an average teenager and her brother is understandable. What I didn't like was the amount of flashbacks, especially because sometimes I couldn't tell when the scene ended and the flashback started.

This is about Liam/Luna and their journey. I'm not sure when nor where this story is supposed to take place, but it's still relevant now. Luna had a sister, a mother (Loving, even if in her own way) and a best friend.

The ending may be considered an happy one e ...more

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Jun 12, 2013 Ollie Bradshaw rated it really liked it

The story was a about a transgender boy named liam who knew he was realy a girl and his sister Reagan. Besides the theme of transgender the book also expresses many other themes in it. The story of Reagan and Liam/Luna can realy touch your heart

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