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High‑school social dynamics and the complexities of sexual identity are explored in "Bi‑normal." Brett Miller, a popular and sure‑about‑himself sophomore, becomes entangled in an attraction to Zach that forces him to reexamine his feelings and his own bisexuality. Told from Brett’s first‑person perspective, the story offers an intimate look at teenage confusion and self‑discovery amid everyday school life.
First publish date: 2013
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: M. G. Higgins
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