Luca followed up his comparison with an explanation of the differences between him and the sun. First, he described himself: "Me. 99% oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, calcium, and phosphorus. Is a boy, does have a gender. .85% potassium, sulfur, sodium chloride, and magnesium." Then, he moved onto the sun: "8.9% helium, 91.0% hydrogen, not a boy, the sun doesn't have a gender."
The final pages of the book feature a written comparison of Luca to the sun, as well as a drawing of the sun on a conclusion page that shares his coming out as trans. Talk about an incredible delivery! It's no wonder Amanda felt compelled to share Luca's work on social media.
