Review: Sebastian
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
I loved the way Sebastian was raised, but only in that he was taught to embrace himself. He was taught that nudity was nothing to be ashamed of. I disliked that he was exploited by his mother. I loved that Sebastian found his father, a partner in his best friend Reginald, friends in the principal, Mr. Noall and his maths teacher Con, and eventually a family. This book was beautifully written and I am thankful to Rigby Taylor for publishing such a book. I found myself questioning the belief in an omnipotent God and wondering why I've chosen to be apart of ritualistic religion that doesn't recognize my love as true and non-perverse. This book gave me more than a  way to occupy my time in one day. It provided reading material to stimulate my mind, keep me focused on something other than television, while causing me to question my dreams and aspirations. Overall, I truly enjoyed reading this masterpiece: Sebastian! I look forward to reading other diverse and well-rounded creations by Rigby Taylor. Way to go!