I love this book. I never would have imagined I'd have so much fun reading about pronouns. I knew the content would be important but I never expected to feel such joy while reading How to They/Them. The tone is lighthearted, friendly, and accessible while providing easy to understand information about non-binary pronouns and gender fluidity. I was so smitten while reading this that I searched out Stuart Getty's film theyTHEM which I would also recommend to anyone and everyone. I hope a lot of people read this, I know I'll be recommending it whenever I have the chance.

A necessary reading to get educated about this identity issue and be more open-minded and empathic towards people.

How to They/Them is a funny reading as well as well-informed where the author spill the tea of all the details you need to know to be a more tolerant person and don't make mistakes.
It's a book to have on your nightstand and read anytime you need to thanks to their Q&As and several chapters about different topics on gender identity and sex stuff.

The author use an informal tone to explain things so they're accesible to any kind of reader, even if you know things about this topic or not; you'll be educated at the end of the reading. They also are tolerant with anyone's point of view so they explain things in a neutral way, not positioning or trying to adoctrinate. Just simply teaching and giving history lessons, grammar punctuation and social awareness.