Luna (National Book Award Finalist)

Julie Anne Peters' National Book Award Finalist, Luna, tells the story of Regan, whose brother Liam secretly identifies as Luna, a girl, and expresses this identity in the privacy of their home. The narrative explores Luna's courageous journey towards living authentically and Regan's complex emotional process of understanding, accepting, and advocating for her sibling. This young adult novel, suitable for ages 12-18, delves into themes of gender identity, family dynamics, and the profound impact of societal acceptance. It offers a sensitive portrayal of a transgender teen's struggle and the challenges faced by their loved ones.