(S)he - Mags Trimarchi

My Books.

(S)he, the Girl and the Spontaneous Generation.

(S)he defies the rigidity of social labels, drawing the lines of transsexuality, lesbianism, and the rejection of binary constructs..

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After winning a photography scholarship, Skyler West leaves her hometown to start university in Quebec. 

With the support of her lifelong boyfriend, she dares to follow her dream, but soon faces a different reality. There, she meets Jesse, an androgynous trans student, and Jesse’s drag friend, Quentin. Together they travel across Canada, and on those journeys, Skyler and Jesse fall in love. Skyler hides her previous relationship while discovering Jesse’s transition.

Jesse, on pause with their identity, refuses to choose between male or female. But it is Skyler who must ask herself what she wants, and who she is, before hurting the ones she loves.

I think I had never been so hooked on a book in my life. The plot, the topics it covers—they completely captivate you.

I loved the ending. I know it doesn’t give us details about what happens afterward, but the way it wrapped up the story was really interesting.

I fell in love with the character development, especially Skyler’s.

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I LOVED IT. One of the best things I’ve read on Wattpad. This story is totally original in its own way. The way it deals with things… how it narrates them. It’s simple, and I love it. There should be more stories like this—far from the ordinary, far from the cliché, and more of this. Simply, thank you.

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What a bittersweet read. Growing up, self-discovery, and family life described and broken down in a simple, yet so real way. And that ending, with its lesson, is just like describing life itself: learning, moving forward, laughing, and crying. Thank you.

(S)he, the Girl and the Spontaneous Generation.

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