book 42 of the best 100 music books in history. Reviewer Joan Jett wrote that the "no-holds-barred memoir" is a "valuable starting point for a conversation to broaden the understanding of, and empathy for, trans people". Publishers Weekly called the writing "brutally honest" and "soul-searching", reviewing that "Grace's gender dysphoria adds a remarkable twist to the tale". References Further reading 2016 non-fiction books American autobiographies Non-fiction books about sexuality Hachette Books books English-language books Books about musicians 2010s LGBT literature LGBT literature in the United States Transgender autobiographies