If You Believe In Mermaids, Don't Tell: Book Review
Oasis Journals Jun 16 08
By dykehalo
"If You Believe In Mermaids... Don't Tell" is a new novel by A.A. Phillips that would be a welcome addition to the bookshelf of anyone from ages 9-12. After that, it'd still be an easy quick read, but probably too easy and quick, even for a good story. That said, I can't recall ever reading a book that is specifically about not really fitting into a gender. I think this book could help people who are dealing with gender identity issues but aren’t necessarily transgender.
Todd is a pre-teen boy and for years his father has been pushing him into sports camps every summer, and putting him on sports teams during the school year. Full story...
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No Regret: Movie Review
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Holding Trevor: Movie Review
Oasis Journals Jul 13 08
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Another Gay Sequel -- Gays Gone Wild: Movie Review
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