George - Alex Gino

George is a book about a little girl who is born in a boys body. She goes through her 4th grade year with bullies and a best friend named Kelly. George's 4th grade play is Charlotte's Web and George wants to play Charlotte the kind spider who saves Wilber the pigs life. The teacher, however, who does not know that George is Trans doesn't understand why George would want to play a girl. George is an amazing book about a girl who doesn't always get chances other girls get. She goes through journeys with her best friend and figures out how to come out to the people in her life.
-Viv B


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