My identity
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This book is about someone who struggles with their identity. The main character Miranda starts out identifying as a female with pronouns being she\her who is straight but then slowly realizes that she is not female but in fact that they are non-binary. They change their pronouns to they\them and feel like they don't have to hide anymore.
It will talk about Miranda transitioning from female to non-binary and legally changing their name. It is Mature-rated. The artwork is done by @theenbypikachu aka the author of the book.
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