Eleven-year-old Isabella does. To the world she looked like a young boy. But she knew that she was really a girl, and a year ago she told her parents the way she felt.
Along the way we meet other people who've confronted the same feelings and discover that a growing and significant number of children are finding themselves in the same situation. Some find support from their parents and doctors. Others discover fear, prejudice and a legal system that doesn't make it easy for them to be themselves.
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