I just finished the book Lily and Dunkin and it was so good. There is this boy, Timothy Mcgrother and he is a girl. She is Lily Jo Mcgrother. She is starting 8th grade and her dad hates her for being herself. One day she goes out in her moms dress, and someone walks by. That someone is Norbert. He has bipolar disorder. One day lily is in a tree she calls Bob. Norbert walks under the tree and sees Timothy. Lily comes down and says hi. Norbert tells Timothy that his name is Dunkin. When Dunkin ends up in a huge lie about being a good basketball player with Lily's enemies, he does not take his pills for his bipolar disorder. Lily has to convince her dad that her being her is okay before it is too late. I would recommend this book for people who like friendship books and about people who read books about LGBTQ+Labels
- Action
- Adventure
- Animals
- Autobiography
- Award Winner
- Biography
- DCF
- Disaster
- Dystopian
- Ethnic Diversity
- Fantasy
- Fiction
- Friendship
- Graphic Novel
- Historical Fiction
- Horror
- Humor
- Intense
- Lantinx
- Learning Disability
- LGBTQ
- LGBTQ+
- Life Changing
- Memoir
- Mystery
- Non-Fiction
- Novel in Verse
- Page Turner
- Part of a Series
- Physical Disability
- Realistic Fiction
- Science Fiction
- Some Humor
- Sports
- Super Heroes /Villains
- Survival
- Suspenseful
- who love
- Young Adult
Apr 30, 2019
She's a girl...but in a boys body.
I just finished the book Lily and Dunkin and it was so good. There is this boy, Timothy Mcgrother and he is a girl. She is Lily Jo Mcgrother. She is starting 8th grade and her dad hates her for being herself. One day she goes out in her moms dress, and someone walks by. That someone is Norbert. He has bipolar disorder. One day lily is in a tree she calls Bob. Norbert walks under the tree and sees Timothy. Lily comes down and says hi. Norbert tells Timothy that his name is Dunkin. When Dunkin ends up in a huge lie about being a good basketball player with Lily's enemies, he does not take his pills for his bipolar disorder. Lily has to convince her dad that her being her is okay before it is too late. I would recommend this book for people who like friendship books and about people who read books about LGBTQ+
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