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Liz Prince's memoir about growing up a tomboy. The difficulties of wanting to play with the boys and not being accepted by either gender, the bullying, the learning to grow into your own skin and accept yourself. The story follows her from childhood through high school and is a little too thorough. At 256 pages, it was just too long and some of the stories grew a sameness to them. The book is filled with funny self-deprecating humor. The art was pretty simple and Prince needs to learn how to draw arms and hands but overall it worked well for the story.