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    Who Cares? Life for an Irish Transgender Teen
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    Who Cares? Life for an Irish Transgender Teen

    By David Beattie

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    David Beattie is a confident 18 year old with a large family and many friends. He wrote his first book Who Cares while attending college in Dublin city, going out at night, drinking lots of coffee and shopping until he runs out of money. He was also born in the wrong body but this hasn't stopped him from making the most of life and chasing his dreams. This book will make you laugh, cry and everything in between as he discusses his past, present and future with honesty and wit. His self-deprecating humour is extremely entertaining and he does not shy away from personal or controversial issues. During his inspirational journey he has learned to love and respect himself while facing many obstacles. He has a refreshingly unique perspective on the world. You will not regret reading this book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJul 26, 2016
    ISBN9781326675127
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    Who Cares? Life for an Irish Transgender Teen
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    David Beattie

    DAVID BEATTIE is a well-known property expert in South Africa. He is the founder and director of Chorus Letting, a leading residential property rental agency managing 2000 properties across Cape Town and Johannesburg. More recently, David has turned his attention to the growing market of private landlords. He is also the founder of PocketLet, a tool for private landlords to effectively manage their own properties.

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