Such an important book to have out there. I'm glad that Jazz's parents took her wishes seriously and helped her transition. The only thing is that it feels somewhat uncomfortable to have a real and particularly vulnerable girl's face and identity be at the center of what is unfortunately such a hot topic. I didn't know who Jennings was before I checked out this book - googling her made me realize she has been heavily in the spotlight. But that's not terribly relevant to the book itself, and we do need books for trans children to see themselves in.