I think I would have enjoyed this book much more if I'd read it when it was released 9 years ago and read a lot of YA. My tastes have changed so much that it just wasn't for me.
It had some decent incites and ideas but it started to get very repetitive so I gave up at around 70%. Most of the scenarios are workplace related and it would have been more interesting to have other examples too.
I was confused about how I felt about this novella at first. It seemed like their were too many aspects to be crammed into such a short story. By the end however, it all made sense and although I would have loved it to be a full novel, each part of Noah's life connected and concluded in a satisfying way. I'd like to see a sequel as a full novel to find out how Noah and his friends continue their journey.
On another note, as a parent to a trans son, it was nice to read about someone like him and understand him a little better.