Becoming Robin A Tale of Self Discovery eBook Zoe Taylor
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When tragedy strikes, Opportunity knocks, and a new persona is born. A cross-country move away from everything Robert has known followed by a chance encounter trigger a different sort of existence. Can "Robin" adapt or will it all come tumbling down?
Becoming Robin A Tale of Self Discovery eBook Zoe Taylor
Sweet and Sentimental, yeah I know it's a cliché, But it fits so well here. This is a story about a teenage boy transitioning to a girl and those that support and help her. I said her, because the correction happens very early in the story. And in this story it is a correction. So most of the story is about how she and others deal with her changing genders. I would hope that every child would have the kind of support that she does. And yes there are a few others that are not that supportive and the fear of being exposed make for a good story. You may even be tempted to shed a few happy tears before the story ends. But it is a good well written story and it would be a good read for some one wanting a good fun read. And I would say that it is child friendly if the child is ready to start dealing with gender issues.Product details
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Becoming Robin A Tale of Self Discovery eBook Zoe Taylor Reviews
You guys did a GREAT job publishing this story. Obviously I've read it before on BCTS, but forgot the piticulars of the story just the main plot about Robin's mom & Half sister. I love it ALL over agsin. I recon end anyone in the TG community to read this story epically if they like sweet/semental stories well done Zoe & Ashleigh
I don't know how to describe this story. Except to say this is NOT one of those guy gets turned into a female and has a bunch of sexual encounters as a female. It is not a skin rag! This story has way more class than that. So please don't be fooled just because it's about transitioning from male to female.
This is a non sexual story that is very well written. It is about a teen who finally finds his true self was never that of a boy, but of a girl. She finds this through a major tragedy and accidental exposure(getting outed). We get to follow his transition from Rob to Robin. And all her pit falls, triumphs, tragedies, wonder, and excitement along the way!
This story was not what I was expecting at all. But, I was completely and pleasantly surprised!!! I would definitely recommend this story to everyone. It is a wonderful warmhearted read! I honestly think this would make a great tv mini series. Maybe on the Lifetime Network, Netflix, or someplace like that. I'd most definitely watch it!
So what I really want to say to the author, Zoe Taylor, is "Thank You" for writing this wonderful story! And I hope you have written more like it? I will definitely be looking. - Big Hugs
I enjoyed the book. It was fun and positive. As other reviews say it is about a boy who owns that he is truly a girl. However, in many ways, it's a dream. Everyone in her life is supportive. Doors open easily for her that many have had shut in their face. That said, maybe we need to dream and write of that better world, in order for it to become a reality. Thank you, Zoe Taylor.
Enjoyed the book, but you could make a drinking game out of it. Every time someone is hugged, down a shot. Unfortunately you'd be dead of alchohol poisoning after the first few chapters. ;)
An enjoyable light read that is similar in vein to books by Adrienne Nash and Karin Bishop. From the ending there is scope for a follow up book.
Zoe Taylor's Becoming Robin is an excellent, thoughtful story that captures in detail the trials, tribulations, and triumphs of a transgender journey. Robin is a role model for how to handle the transformation from unhappy male to a confident, well adjusted female. Recommend it for those considering taking the journey themselves.
I don't know the age of this writer nor whether Zoe Taylor is a real name or pen name. All I do know is that the initial storyline sounded promising to me. I don't want to give away what that is but it sounded different for this particular genre and intriguing. The intrigue unfortunately didn't last for me as it soon bogged down into an endless melodrama. Poor Pauline with her perils probably did not experience so much hand holding, hugging, crying, and smiling as the heroine and her compatriots had in this book. I was tempted many times to close the book and not reopen it, but I wanted to give it a chance. I did, but it didn't improve. Now, I'll admit, some audience may eat the sweetness up, but my blood sugar rose to a point of almost making me ketotic. I needed more insulin to lower it.
Besides the above, I found it at times difficult to know who was speaking or who was having an emotional meltdown at any specific moment. Also, the author could have invested in an experienced editor. If Zoe did, she should ask for her money back.
Sweet and Sentimental, yeah I know it's a cliché, But it fits so well here. This is a story about a teenage boy transitioning to a girl and those that support and help her. I said her, because the correction happens very early in the story. And in this story it is a correction. So most of the story is about how she and others deal with her changing genders. I would hope that every child would have the kind of support that she does. And yes there are a few others that are not that supportive and the fear of being exposed make for a good story. You may even be tempted to shed a few happy tears before the story ends. But it is a good well written story and it would be a good read for some one wanting a good fun read. And I would say that it is child friendly if the child is ready to start dealing with gender issues.
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