You are holding in your hands a book by a brilliant comedic actor, a master of disguise, a man with humor in his blood, David Williams. The story “The Boy in a Dress” is largely autobiographical. Like her hero Dennis, David raved about the theater since childhood and loved to wear women's dresses and wigs. And for a long time he suffered from misunderstanding, contempt and ridicule of others. “The Boy in a Dress” is a bright, bittersweet and sparklingly funny book about tolerance and respect for those who are not like you. It is also about freedom - freedom of personality, self-expression and feelings. And if you are already 9 years old, read the book with pleasure.