Before the world knew Avery, it called her Allan. As a child, Avery found brief relief in borrowed dresses and the mirror in her sister's room. In high school, a playful makeover became her first moment of being truly seen, her first kiss, and the beginning of a name that finally felt like home. Becoming Avery follows her from secret outings and a painful family rupture into college, hormone therapy, first love, and an honest sexual education. Avery learns that womanhood does not require hatred of her body, and that pleasure, dominance, submission, bisexuality, and contradiction can all belong to the same whole person. Frank, intimate, and unsentimental, this memoir is about choosing who gets access to your story, claiming a complicated body as your own, and writing transgender women toward futures larger than survival.
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