Tomorrow Will Be Different Reading Guide & Discussion Questions

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Tomorrow Will Be Different by Sarah McBride

Tomorrow Will Be Different

Love, Loss, and the Fight for Trans Equality

by Sarah McBride
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  • Mar 6, 2018, 288 pages
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  • Mar 2019, 288 pages
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For supplemental discussion material see our Beyond the Book article, The Stonewall Riots and the Movement for LGBTQ Equality and our BookBrowse Review of Tomorrow Will Be Different.


Please be aware that this discussion guide will contain spoilers!

  1. Sarah knew she was transgender at a very young age but struggled for years to accept her identity because she didn't see herself represented in the media (unless a trans person was the butt of a mean joke on a sitcom). How have things changed since then? What factors do you feel have enabled this shift?
  2. What was your experience reading Tomorrow Will Be Different? What surprised you most while reading the book and in what you learned?
  3. Many people don't know where to begin when they start learning about LGBTQ issues and are often overwhelmed with information. Did you feel this way before reading Tomorrow Will Be Different? Why or why not? Did your opinions change after reading the book? If so, how? Which part?
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  1. How does the author develop themes of identity and belonging throughout the narrative?
  2. What role does the setting play in shaping the characters' decisions and relationships?
  3. Discuss how the ending reframes the events of the story. Were you surprised?


Unless otherwise stated, this discussion guide is reprinted with the permission of Three Rivers Press. Any page references refer to a USA edition of the book, usually the trade paperback version, and may vary in other editions.

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