My Name's Not Robbie Any More: A Modern Novel Laced With Humor
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (513 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1500834181 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 294 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Anne Farley Gaines said A 'Must-Read' for all Transgenders, Their Families, and Others Who Love and Want to Unterstand Them Better. I am not easily impressed by books. Nine-tenths of all books I have read bore me to tears, as I'm an artist, a very visual person who loves to work with my hands. This book was recommended to me as a 'fun read,' and I needed something to entertain me while traveling over the Fourth of July weekend. After reading the first paragraph,. "A Jewish Mother & her Son, the Woman!" according to DrKiya. A wonderful, funny, poignant book about a very current topic. There's lots of information available about the Transgender experience (even a cover story in Time Magazine), but this work of humorous fiction tells the story totally from the point of view of a very funny Jewish mother finding out about her son (who is now her daughter). my nephew (he knows LHB is one of my favorite writers! ) this past Monday night and finished Melanie K. I received this book as a gift from my nephew (he knows LHB is one of my favorite writers!) this past Monday night and finished reading it on Tuesday. Unlike the other books written by Ms. Becker, this one is fiction. And it's a hoot!!! That's all I can tell you without giving too much away. I definitely recommend it, especially if
She does this by injecting humor in her life and advising others, both young and old, to turn from despair to embarking on constructive projects. Lea Hope Becker's long career as a professional tax advisor and preparer has always been focused on representing clients requiring special attention. About the Author When Lea Hope Becker graduated from DePaul University of Law in 1980, holding both a CPA certificate and law degree, she embarked on a two-fold strategy in order to acquire a fulfilling career. Now she is the author of four published books, I Promise to Keep Quiet After I'm Dead (maybe), I Prom
He's no longer her son -- he's had a sex-change operation and he's now her daughter. No longer is her biggest problem her thirty pounds of excess weight or even the fact that tightwad Henry won't pay for the facelift she desires. This fictional tale about a family with a dilemma is a story that could be true and could be playing out right now in your neighborhood or your own home.. Marlene realizes that her husband, Henry, although a devoted father, is also a conservative old-fashioned guy who will be out of his mind when he gets the news. Will Henry try to close the door on his relationship with Robbie? What should Marlene advise her new transgendered daughter to do about Robbie's earlier commitment to stand up as a groomsman for wealthy cousin Cissy's imminent lavish wedding, since none of the extended family k
When Lea Hope Becker graduated from DePaul University of Law in 1980, holding both a CPA certificate and law degree, she embarked on a two-fold strategy in order to acquire a fulfilling career. "Do something that makes you happy and give yourself a chance to smile," she says. Lea Hope Becker's long career as a professional tax advisor and preparer has always been focused on representing clients requiring special attention. Her experience with small business start-ups, family estate issues