Interesting and well explained, I just think I already was aware of a lot of the critical arguments in this book so it wasn’t that novel to me. But some points I hadn’t known/considered and those parts were really interesting. 
I think this is a really good base book to go to about transgender topics, and for people less aware I think this book would be amazing. Again, everything was brilliantly explained and considered, and I appreciated the use of gender inclusive language too (although idk why I wouldn’t expect that in a book about trans and gender non conforming people lmao). 
Anyways, an overall good read that made me use my critical thinking skills for a while :))