You Don’t See Me
Summary:
That’s not me. I’m just hidden in this body. Ros has finally found Eddy, the girlfriend they’ve always wanted. But Ros can’t tell her the truth: that Ros is trans, and wants to live in a male body. After a party Ros’s classmates “discover” they are a lesbian – but the inaccurate label is hurtful. Ros knows only one thing will make them happy. But telling the world a truth you’ve hidden all your life is scary. Maybe it would be easier to live a lie? The homophobic comments are already bad enough. And if the truth comes out – what is Ros’s next move? And what will happen when Eddy finds out? (Source: Publisher)
Edited by: Dublin City University
Comment:
“This is an important book not just for young adults, but also for any adult wishing to understand what modern teenage life can be like.” (Source: Sunday Times Magazine) “An unflinching yet hopeful portrayal of experiences of gender dysphoria and coming out.” (Source:Publishers Weekly) “Compassionate and well written, this is a story of self-discovery and acceptance that resonates widely.” (Source: The School Librarian)