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Kristin Lattimer’s life seems perfect: she is voted homecoming queen, excels in hurdling, and enjoys a loving relationship. A routine medical visit uncovers that she is intersex, possessing male chromosomes and internal anatomy. The revelation shatters her sense of self and challenges her relationships. When the truth becomes school-wide gossip, Kristin must confront societal expectations and her own identity, navigating the complexities of gender and self-acceptance during a pivotal adolescent year.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Young Adult Fiction/YA Contemporary Fiction
Authors: I. W. Gregorio
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