<p>“A sharp-eyed, candid reading experience.” <b>—<i>Kirkus Reviews</i></b></p><p>“[H]eart-wrenching…Pagonis’s campaign to speak up on behalf of intersex autonomy is galvanizing, and their journey toward found family is moving. This is an inspiring must-read.” <b>—<i>Publishers Weekly</i></b></p><p>“A powerful, fierce, and vulnerable memoir that situates the fight for intersex rights against the backdrop of adolescence. Pagonis explores the nuance of bodies—of what it means to have a body as a house—and the ways that society and the medical industry have tried to flatten bodies into one-dimensional ideas. This book is a must-read, and as compelling as it is informative.” <b>—Fatimah Asghar, author of <i>When We Were Sisters</i></b></p><p>“A riveting memoir that illuminates one person’s beautiful struggle against a system that denied their truth since birth. <i>Nobody Needs to Know</i> is critical to understanding intersex issues, and it’s also a striking story of growing up and into yourself. Each page brims with a heart-wrenching honesty and irrepressible spirit that anyone can see themselves in. Pidgeon is changing the world and actively destigmatizing the existence of people who aren’t simply male or female. This story inspires an essential process that brings us closer to respecting and appreciating a reality that is not binary and yet is one we all share. Pidgeon is a wonderful human being, a conduit for harmony, and an example of what change and growth can achieve. Please read this book!” <b>—Indya Moore, actor, model, and advocate</b></p><p>“A remarkable book by a remarkable person. I highly recommend it; anyone reading this will come away with an awareness and appreciation of the challenges and beauty of a group of people who are as common in our everyday lives as identical twins or redheads yet are mostly invisible or misunderstood.” <b>—Bruce D. Perry, MD, PhD, principal of the Neurosequential Network</b></p>