The Best Boy Ever Made

De: Rachel Eliason

Narrado por: Dara Rosenberg

Alecia Mueller, a conservative country girl, knows how her life is going to turn out. She's going to grow up, meet "the one," get married, and live in the country. When her best friend Sam comes out as a transgender man, she chooses personal loyalty and friendship over politics. But what if the boy that Sam is becoming is "the one?"

©2014 Rachel Eliason (P)2015 Rachel Eliason

Great premise, but story drags

This story went into mind-numbing detail, though the basic storyline was a great one. The narrator had a lilting, nice voice, but her delivery was very wooden - almost robotic at points. All in all, I'm still glad I listened to the novel, but I wish it had been edited down by about half. The other option would have been to get into more detail about Sam's transition. The changes he goes through are almost an afterthought.

awesome transgender youth book

the narrator was great the book was really well written.
this is my favorite transgender book

Wonderful

Loved the subject, loved the story. It was great. Even though it only showed mild bullying it was still very very good

Good book!!

A very good coming of age story that deals with the controversial topic of Transgender. I would definitely recommend the book. The plot is a little hokey but the message is still a good one. Not in love with the narrator but she did a decent enough job. over good book!

Enjoyed This Immensely!

What a great book and narration! Never a dull moment, a roller coaster throughout. Bravo!!

great book

this is a great "finding yourself" book. a great must read or listen whichever you have time for!

A Coming of Age Story for a Transgender

Sam was born with a brain that that told him that he wasn’t a girl. This is the story of his transition with the support of his best friend, Alecia. Great descriptions of LGBT people and the challenges they face every day. Great performance.

The Best Boy Ever Made

This book was ok. I did not like the introduction and it was slow going for a good part of the book. The narration could have been better. The overall love connection was very predictable early in the book.