GenderYoung ChildrenBooks + TV 4 months ago We Need More Books Like “Made by Raffi” This book shows kids and adults alike that there’s nothing strange about a boy who likes to knit!
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GenderYoung ChildrenBooks + TVMental Health 1 year ago Book Review: “Lily and Dunkin” By Donna Gephart “Lily and Dunkin” by Donna Gephart is a YA novel that focuses on two pre-teens: a transgender girl and a cisgender boy with bipolar disorder.
Books + TV 2 years ago “Queer” Is a Coming Out Guide That Every Young Person Deserves to Have “Queer: The Ultimate LGBT Guide for Teens” is an honest and approachable resource for any teen coming out as LGBTQIA, including yours.
SexYoung ChildrenBooks + TV 2 years ago Why “What Makes A Baby” Is Important for Any and All Children “What Makes A Baby,” a children’s book by Cory Silverberg, is a fantastic addition to the way we teach young children about reproduction in a way that is inclusive of all genders, orientations, and abilities.
Young ChildrenBooks + TV 2 years ago Book Review: “A Is For Activist” “A Is For Activist,” a children’s book by Innosanto Nagara, shows what it means to be an activist, and deserves to be on every child’s bookshelf.
SexGenderYoung ChildrenBooks + TVLists 2 years ago 10 Reasons Why You Need to Read “Sex Is a Funny Word” “Sex Is A Funny Word,” a children’s book written and illustrated by Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth, is nothing short but revolutionary. Here are 10 reasons why it should be on your bookshelf as soon as possible.
GenderYoung ChildrenBooks + TV 2 years ago Book Review: “George” by Alex Gino New children’s book “George,” written by Alex Gino, has received widespread praise for its important role in increasing visibility of trans identities in children’s media. Here is our review of “George” to add to the celebration of this important story.
