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We hear transgender people are out of the closet and now have a voice, but what about young teenagers who are confused by their gender identity? Afraid and helpless, they endeavor to solve their problem secretly without help from their family. In this dilemma of silence and shame, they take drastic steps risking their young lives. Read Two in One.

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We hear transgender people are out of the closet and now have a voice, but what about young teenagers who are confused by their gender identity? Afraid and helpless, they endeavor to solve their problem secretly without help from their family. In this dilemma of silence and shame, they take drastic steps risking their young lives. Read Two in One.

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Autorenporträt
Pramila U. Dugel, second time author, is originally from Nepal and was educated in Darjeeling, India. After receiving her Cambridge University Overseas certificate, she graduated with a bachelor degree in Kathmandu. She taught in International Schools in Vienna, Austria, New York, USA, and Beijing, China. As Principal of a private school in Long Beach, CA for nine years, she resigned in 2003 to pursue her dream to be an author. She established the first Kindergarten in Kathmandu, she has given teachers workshops, written educational articles (Macmillan) and has lectured in educational forums. Extensive travel allowed her the opportunity to meet people of various races, religions and cultures. With compassion and sincere interest, she has written this fiction about those who are marginalized and dejected. Could this really happen? The reader can decide.