Review: Unconditional Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2014
What would you do if you caught your five year old son putting on make-up? Or he wants to be a princess for Halloween? When you take your son to the doctor to see if he is gay or not, you get more then you bargain for; the doctor says he has gender identity disorder - he feels he should have been born a girl. Hmm...the plot thickens. Could you love your child unconditionally? Would you shut out your child? That's what Diane and Kris Sr. are faced with being the parents of a child who has been diagnosed with gender Identity disorder.This was a great read that was outside of the box. Very evident this author did a lot of research for the subject matter. I haven't read anything like this before. If you are looking for a different storyline, this is a great read. We as readers are always asking for authors to give us original stories and outside the box and Author Trae Ferguson has done just this. I highly recommend this book. I love the style she has of portraying and uplifting the youths. I am on the lookout to see what Ms. Ferguson will bring to the table next.The timeline was a little weird but seemed to make sense after things were explained. At one point I thought the story may be going in a different direction, I was kept on my toes until the end. I expected the ending and that would be the only thing I consider typical of the novel. Even with that quirk it was still an excellent reading. The poem to end the book by Laredeaux was the icing on the cake.SiStar TeaARC Book Club Inc.4.5 star ratingMarch Review