Eli's thoughts are very well-founded, if at times a little too idealistic and a bit underdeveloped. But as a whole I liked the direction he was heading in and think this book could be a very good conversation starter on these topics! ( )

I liked the book. I mean, sure, it was not perfect by all means, and there were a lot of very standard recommendations and stuff in it, but it still was interesting and I don't think it was necessarily made for the people who already read a hundred different books about queer theory. It's more a starting point I guess, a introduction and for that it is, in my opinion well written and interesting. ( )

A guide to queer activism and collective responsibility, Eli’s clear and concise call to action is filled with autobiographical Jewish reflections and teachings. (Sydney Taylor Young Adult Notable Book) ( )

This is an important and empowering book for teens and preteens to find. I'd love to have a stack of them so kids don't have to check them out. Its small size means it may get lost often but its small size is also great for keeping a secret. Other topics in the series. Queer people anywere are responsible for queer people everywhere.