Not Another TG Story
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (746 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00KSNS6D2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 380 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Embarrassing trips to the mall, fighting off kisses from boys, and dancing like a sissy at cheer practice are just some of his tribulations.Note: This is NOT a parody story, but is more of a homage to great TG Fiction the authors have read over the years. Contains cheerleaders, siblings, and prom scenes!18+ readers only. Contains a few adult situation themes with consenting, legal adults.Transformation Methods: Hormones, Makeup, Salon, Shopping, Implants, Surgery, Magic?. Dylan is your average teenage boy. Slightly overweight, lazy, plays video games, and dresses up in his sister's clothes! His little hobby soon gets him in trouble however and leads him into a path of femininity.Under the cruel guidance of his loving sister and newly found boyfriend Nick, Dylan begrudgingly makes his transformation, which takes place over his entire senior year, including prom and senior week.His transition into the female world doesn't go exactly smoothly however
"Demonstrates an honest love and appreciation for the TG Fiction genre" according to Sally Bend. Despite the rather cheeky title, Not Another TG Story is neither a parody nor a deconstruction of the genre. Instead, it's a loving homage to the stories, novels, and captions that Courtney Captisa and Claire Bear have enjoyed over the years. They've managed to capture several of the most common transgender themes and t. "Great Book" according to EKOG. Very well written and entertaining and I didn't want to put it down once I got started on it. This story follows the main characters path of a teen boy to self discovery and with the help of his sister she eventually becomes the sexy girl she always should have been.. A REAL TG story Debbie Ballard This is a beautiful book that really captures the process of secret to fantasy to possibility to reality that is rarely seen in the genre.Grammar fanatics will go crazy, but this is a great book to give courage and hope to transgender girls (boys who wish they could be girls but are terrified to share this secret.The to