The Transition Zone

, #2

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English language

(1 review)

Mostly, he's been running from his feelings. His father died years ago, and with no one else able or willing to help them, Theo has had to support his mother, take care of his siblings, and live up to the family name by being a Proper Man.

He's had no time to think about who he truly wants to be.

But when he gets to college, a thousand miles from home, away from all the expectations and pressure, he finally has a chance to slow down, catch his breath, and experiment.

He has a chance to notice things about himself.

The Transition Zone is the story of a young queer person discovering their true identity, and the friends and family they meet and bond with along the way.

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reviewed The Transition Zone by Zoe Storm (Bradford McKinley, #2)

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Sleek and streamlined, this is a story optimized for speed. It's a quick read, but not a vapid one. The characters are deftly rendered in minimalist strokes and the plot moves forward quickly and inexorably, like an endurance run. Crossing the finish line is well worth it.