Fine: A Comic About Gender

I am biased. I will admit that from the start. I have known Rhea Ewing for many years and they are an excellent and exceptional person through and through and a talented artist.FINE: A COMIC ABOUT GENDER is a magnificent look at the issues of gender and sexuality. It will be a wonderful gift to anyone who is asking themselves questions about who they are. This book should be in every public library in the country.Thank you, Rhea, for such a wonderful presentation of reality for many people. I loved it. The book challenged my thinking in many ways and I felt that I grew along the way in reading it.

Super fast delivery and book was in amazing condition! Thanks

I heard the author on NPR and it was such a fascinating discussion that I bought the book immediately. I live with a teen in the LGBTQ+ community, and I'm trying to learn as much as I can to support them, and others. I can't wait to let them read it now that I'm finished. The book is a wonderful representation of those across the gender spectrum, providing insight and vulnerability meant to help us all understand a little better and build up our compassion for each other.

While I'm not usually a graphic novel reader, this really grabbed me. Its seriously thought provoking, with the right mix of humor to keep it from being heavy. The illustrations amaze me - I fill in the blanks with my mind so quickly that I feel like I'm looking at the person rather than a drawing. Definitely worth reading, and hanging onto to think about again and again.

I really wanted to like this book. I am very interested in gender identity issues, but after I started to read it I found myself tuning out pretty soon. Honestly, I thought it was boring. Maybe it’s the format - I’d rather talk to a real person and hear their stories!

Excellent, moving, thought-provoking, and hopeful! FINE is an engaging look at gender through interviews and personal stories. The graphic novel format and visual artwork helped me connect more fully with each narrative. Most days, I only get a few minutes before bed to read, and I had a hard time putting this down!

Three cheers for FINE: a comic about gender! Heartwarming, life-saving stories about living outside the boy/girl boxes. What a relief to see myself reflected in these pages and have tangible proof that I am not the only one. Thank you, Rhea Ewing!

Good read even if slightly disjointed at parts.