Firstly, I am very thrilled to see more stories being published and told such as this one, not only for parents and educators to read but also for children to consume. I thought this story and Jacob's journey of himself and his class becoming more inclusive regarding gender was real, in the sense that, I'm sure other nongender conforming individuals may have experienced, especially young children in this category. I feel that the author created a story that was not only about accepting but learning and listening to others that may be different than us. I was mainly intrigued to see Jacob's teacher confront the bathroom situation and how she included the classroom in"solving" the bathroom situation. Overall, an important and a great read.