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Life Goes on I Know Mine Will: A True Transgender Story!

Life Goes on I Know Mine Will: A True Transgender Story!

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In this moving book, readers are introduced to the challenges that transgenders experience in their daily lives. It shares how they face emotional situations every day despite years of therapy and even after completing transition from male to female. This is a must-read work is for anyone who wants to get an in-depth knowledge of the trials that the transgender community face every day, and to find themselves even in a prejudiced society. Life Goes on I Know Mine Will is available in both print and e-book format on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other popular retailers. Grab your copy today!

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Pub dateNov 1, 2013
ISBN-101466997702
ISBN-139781466997707
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-03-07 11:01
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