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“A lovely and thoughtful story about family, community, and what comes next in a young person’s life. A wonderful addition to young adult literature.” Sara Farizan, author of Here to Stay
“A stunning duet about the messiness, history, and beauty of both family and queerness.” Lev Rosen, author of Jack of Hearts (and other parts)
“Varying articulations of young queer identity are discussed with aplomb; Talia’s broader awareness of gender diversity and systemic inequity opens Mark’s eyes as a privileged cisgender white boy…A solidly entertaining trip through Canada’s queer history and one family’s difficult secrets.” School Library Journal
“Talia and Mark…seem caught between a queer history that they don’t quite understand and a queer future that they are trying to create…This book is packed full of teaching moments…for example, explaining ‘they/them’ pronouns yet again.” Kirkus Reviews
“While presenting a variety of LGBTQ concepts, including historical context and cultural change, Ryan and Stevenson give their credibly written teens familiar challenges while Paige delves into a family mystery, offering the story a layer of drama and intrigue. A fun, thought-provoking tale.” Publishers Weekly
“The honesty about privilege! The snappy dialogue! The multi-generational queerness and recognition of queer history and culture! The rainbows! I love this Canadian Pride road trip!” Alex Gino, author of George
“A heart-warming story about love and friendship and family. I love this book!” Mason Deaver, author of I Wish You All the Best