George

When people see George, they think he's a boy. But she knows that's not true. George knows she's a girl.

George believes she can never tell anyone that she is, in fact, a girl.

One day, her teacher announces that her class is going to put on a play. And George desperately wants the role of the protagonist girl, Charlotte. But her teacher tells her she can't even audition for the part... because he's a boy.

With the help of Kelly, her best friend, George devises a plan. Not only to be Charlotte in the play, but for everyone to know, once and for all, that it's her in reality.

George is a tender, genuine and moving story. A book to learn to accept ourselves as we are.

Reviews:
"I dropped everything to read it, and you will too. I love it as an editor, yes, but I also like it as a writer, as a reader, but above all, as a human being. It's everything I want for the world, in book form."
David Levithan, author of Tiny Cooper's Dream

"READ IT."
John Green, author of The Fault in Our Stars

"Gino's debut novel is a sensitive and insightful portrait of a transgender child coming to terms with their sexual identity."
Booklist

"Profound, moving, and radiant, this book will stay with anyone lucky enough to find it."
Publisher's Weekly

Readers say...
"Charming from beginning to end."
Sebas G. Mouret in El Coleccionista de Mundos

"I didn't know this topic could be dealt with in such a beautiful, delicate, and human way, that it could connect so much with both children and adults."
Javier Ruescas on YouTube