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Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Garvin · Booklabria

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Symptoms of Being Human

Young adultChildren's fiction

Symptoms of Being Human

Name: Symptoms of Being Human
Author: Jeff Garvin

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First published: 2016
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Riley is a gender fluid teen living with anxiety. They're at a new school just trying to fit in when they start a blog under the name Alix. They write about what their gender means to them and the blog quickly gains popularity. However, everything starts crashing down on Riley when someone starts sending them anonymous messages threatening to out their true identity.

Subjects: Young adult
Children's fiction
Schools
High schools
Identity
Sex role
Time: 2016

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