This story reminds me that I only truly understand the small slice of the transgender pie that I inhabit. The magic age-regressed them and turned these naughty boys into girly little cross-dressed sissies. I know there's got to be a reason why it didn't take the next step and turn them into girls, but I can't imagine what it is. It seems sissy boys have the worst of both worlds. They feel like girls, but they don't get to be girls. They're physically male, so their behavior isn't accepted by lots of people. Still this is clearly the author's fantasy, and I don't have to totally understand it to be cool with it.

But leaving aside these issues (and the even greater issue of personal choice, or the lack thereof), it's an adorable story, sweet as Little Debbie strawberry cakes. And I'm sure they'll have a wonderful time frolicking with all the other girly-boys they were on their way to meet at the end. The artwork is really cute, and reminds me of Sissy Demi's BAD LITTLE SCHOOLBOY series. The writing style is exactly like a children's book. It doesn't go into a lot of details or agonize over ethical questions but just presents a simple fantasy in a charming way. Maybe this is merely a magically produced "sissy vacation", and they'll be changed back before they're sent home; their old selves but just a bit sweeter and less destructive. That's what I choose to think.

It would be great to see this story published & put in elementary school libraries and watch the genderfascists blow a gasket over this pro-sissy propaganda.
~~~hugs, Laika