L.D. Lapinski lives just outside Sherwood Forest with their family, a lot of books, and a cat called Hector. L.D. first wrote a book at the age of seven; it was made of lined paper and Scotch tape, and it was about a frog who owned an airplane. When L.D. grows up, they want to be a free-range guinea pig farmer.​

You can find them on Twitter @ldlapinski or at ldlapinski.com.

In the warm novel Jamie, a student who's marginalized at school remains unapologetic about their gender identity, fighting to gain recognition.-- "Foreword"

A sensitive, moving 9+ story about fighting for acceptance and change.--Imogen Russell Williams "The Guardian UK"

An inspirational story of a young person finding the strength and resilience to be exactly who they are when faced with a difficult choice.--Emma Dunn and Helen Symington "The Scotsman"

Centred around heart-warming characters, Jamie is an absolute must-read for young LGBTQ+ kids.--Zoya Raza-Sheikh "Gay Times"

Thought-provoking, funny and sweet, this is a great book about school, family and sticking up for yourself.--Sarah Webb "Irish Independent"

Nothing meaningful was ever won without protest - and allies.--Kitty Empire "The Observer UK, Best New Chapter Books"

Essential addition to the growing cannon of queer literature for young people. For readers who enjoy Alex Gino, Kyle Lukoff, or A. J. Sass.-- "Booklist"