She/He/They/Me by Robyn Ryle
One of the coolest things about She/He/They/Me is the "Choose Your Own Adventure" setup. You can read through the book following all sorts of gender paths, and there are a lot of interesting things to learn. Robyn Ryle calls out inequality and unfair treatment, how gender has been colonized, and she incorporates different beliefs surrounding gender among various cultures and throughout history. It's super interesting stuff! You can tell she's an ally who really and truly cares, and I enjoyed reading the book. However, if you are not cisgender, you likely won't be able to follow your own story without running into a dead end. For example, if you arrive at chapter 78, which is about an intersectional approach to…