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It's a good book for teenagers and adults alike. It's what awakens our biases and our egos in this age.
Fabrice Melchior: Poly
People who saw Polly say,. This kid is not ordinary. This kid is so different. What the hell is this kid? Polly was born with a special castle. Polly was neither a man nor a woman, but he was also a man and a woman. The midwife asks:. “What do you say to a bracelet? They don't have easy answers. But I had to make a choice. The doctor says we should determine the biological gender of the child. According to the advice of the doctor, Polly is a boy. But the choice around Polly's gender was not over. Polly's penis was obviously different from everyone else. “Polly is a defective boy. We need to fix Polly. I can't just leave it like this. Polly must find his place, and settle down. Otherwise, I'll be floating for the rest of my life. Polly has had many difficult surgeries and becomes a man who meets the world's standards. But Paulie faces a bit of a head-up in her. Polly doesn't feel like a man. And I don't even feel like a woman. ‘ What am I? The demand to check on the sex box is going to follow Polly's life, but he still can't answer it easily. The world wants to distinguish, define and classify. But these words, like little fish, are going through Paulie's fingers. A child like Paulie, we call it Intersex. Intersex is a man or a woman, people who don't fit into this gender disparity. According to the UN report, the person born as an intersex is one in every one of the 1.
Korean title: 폴리
Korean author: 파브리스 멜키오
Korean publisher: 목요일
ISBN-13: 9791196343002
Reviews
It's a good book for teenagers and adults alike. It's what awakens our biases and our egos in this age.












