The Queen of Junk Island

This is the “psychological” story of those of us that belong in the LGBTQ community, raised in the 80s and 90s, or even the 00s in my country.
I am not sure why this books piles up so much bad reviews. Yes, maybe the writers note should be at the front but, this would take away from the weird awkward feelings you get while writing it. Realising that those in their 40s and 50s went through all these feelings and situations while growing up...

Its slow paced, yes I would prefer it if it was less pages, but I liked it enough to say its worth for those that wish to explore how things were before gay and lesbian books were everywhere, how teenagers felt when realising they weren't only falling in love with the same sex.

A 40 year old pansexual, that allowed herself to discover and accept he sexuality when she was 25...