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Rating: 4/5 stars.
The fact that this book exists makes me happy. It really does.
I know so many people who wish that there had been a book like It Gets Better when they were a teenager. Not just people who contributed to this book itself, but people I talk to in real life. Better late than never, right?
This book fulfills its purpose perfectly, as I am 100% convinced that it will, and it does, get better. While not superb in its structuring – there is a bit of redundancy and some of the stories are on the weaker side writing-wise – GLBT teenagers will easily relate to the trials and tribulations of growing up faced by the past generation.
I am forever grateful to Dan Savage and Terry Miller for editing this book and creating the inspiring and amazing It Gets Better Project. I hope one day as an adult to make a video myself and also write a book that will help the fight for GLBT rights.
the quiet voice 
Sounds like a good book to read. Thank you for posting the link to the It Gets Better Project. I had never heard of it. I have heard of Dan Savage from one of his other books, “the kid” which is an great book to read as well.
It is a wonderful book. You’re welcome, and thanks for mentioning that book – it looks interesting, to say the least… definitely on my to-read list.