into a privileged girls’ school. Her fantasy quickly becomes a nightmare as rumors spread about one of the new students being transgender. Paranoia, deceit, and backstabbing rule the day as their “witch” will be found, no matter who suffers. "The Trans-fer Student” takes the analogue of social paranoia in "The Crucible" and the glamorous socialites in "Gossip Girl", combining them to shed light on the experiences and trials of transgender youth. Also included is a commentary on the more recent issue of cyberbullying. It gives compliment and contrast to "Luna" and "Almost Perfect" by being told from the perspective of a trans youth. It is my hope that this book can serve as a strong advocacy piece for not just transgender youth, but all LGBT youth. I want to help foster greater understanding of issues presented in this book. I hope everyone enjoys reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.^^

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