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Discover the groundbreaking memoir 'About a Girl' by Rebekah Robertson, a compelling true story that captures the heartfelt journey of a mother supporting her transgender daughter. This inspiring book details the struggles faced by Georgie, a spirited child who, from the tender age of three, realized her true identity as a girl. Amidst societal pressures and school bullying, Rebekah and her husband embarked on a courageous journey to embrace Georgie's authenticity, navigating the complexities of medical support and legal challenges for transgender children in Australia. With 352 pages of poignant storytelling, 'About a Girl' not only advocates for transgender rights but also showcases the unbreakable bond of family love. This memoir serves as a beacon of hope for families grappling with similar dilemmas, emphasizing the importance of acceptance and understanding. Ideal for readers interested in LGBTQ+ themes, parenting, and civil rights, this trade paperback published by Penguin Australia is a must-read for anyone seeking to expand their knowledge on the experiences of transgender youth. Join Rebekah and Georgie's inspiring journey towards justice and love, and celebrate the strength found in living one's truth. Perfect for book clubs and advocates of equality, 'About a Girl' is a powerful and necessary contribution to discussions around gender identity and family values.