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Maja and Me: My Journey with My Lesbian Daughter

Maja and Me: My Journey with My Lesbian Daughter

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A memoir about family, faith, and unconditional love

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MULTIPLE AWARD WINNER

- Gold Winner, Human Relations Indie Book Awards

- Finalist, National Indie Excellence Award

- Finalist, Next Generation Indie Book Awards

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"Mom, I think I'm gay."

When Maja comes out to her mom, Mary tells her daughter she loves her and will support her. But Mary soon discovers that protecting her daughter from pain and rejection will not always be possible.

As she faces conflict within her own family, among her friends, and in her church, Mary relies on her faith and her belief in justice. Eventually she becomes an advocate for more love and inclusion in the Lutheran church, the state of Minnesota, and the wider world.

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Pub dateApr 2, 2018
ISBN-100692082123
ISBN-139780692082126
LanguageEnglish
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