Some Boys Skate On Glass

Some Boys Skate on Glass is the story of Gray Reynolds, a quiet trans boy who's learned to stay invisible. His mother died in labor when he was born, and his father-broken by grief and drowning in alcohol-never lets him forget it. Between the deadnaming from his transphobic father, the silence, and the blame, Gray's built a life around not caring. Not about school. Not about people. Not even about himself.

Blake Riley is the kind of girl everyone watches-popular, polished, and perfectly put together. Her parents love her, but they're barely ever home: her mom's always traveling for work, and her dad's deployed more often than not. She tries her best to be everything they can be proud of, even when it hurts.

When she and Gray get paired for a science project, it feels like punishment for them both. They don't like each other. They don't trust each other. But slowly, between late-night texts, broken rules, skinned knees, and half-finished homework, something starts to shift. Because sometimes, the person you least expect is the one who sees you the clearest.

A story about bruises-physical and invisible-Some Boys Skate on Glass is a sharp, tender look at what it means to survive, to be seen, and to choose love anyway.

TRIGGER WARNING:
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Suicide