Rick Prashaw

In the book, Rick Prashaw tells the story of his son, Adam, who suffers from epilepsy and is transgender. Adam was determined to be female at birth, and named Rebecca. As a youth, she first thought she was lesbian, then realized that "she" was really a male.

The book is not particularly well written. The first half, especially, suffers from its non-linear structure, often leaving me confused as to "when" we were in the story. However, Mr. Prashaw's deep love for him son shines through every page. This book teaches us about acceptance, grief and puts a human face on people who are so often misunderstood.… (más)