"You're not a Boy"
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Last published Thu, Aug 31, 2017
Lucas. A caring, loving boy who just wants to be normal.
Lucas has trouble with his gender identity. And so does his family.
Lucas meets a guy, named Cody, who he potentially falls in love with.
Cody has no idea that Lucas is transgender.
What will he do if or when he finds out?
Lucas' mother stumbles across a clue that Lucas is in fact transgender, what will she do? Will she ask him about it? Or leave it alone?
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