Dubbo Our desire to have a book that does gender differently, and better, was key as we started writing “Sex is a Funny Word.” There weren’t any sex ed books for kids that included kids who are gender non-conforming, gender diverse, trans, or simply not sure where (or if) they belong given the options they see in ways that didn’t feel tokenistic or pathologizing.
Dylan has found the feminist, racially diverse, LGBTQ-positive children’s books you’ve been looking for!
A review of three books: The Twelve Tribes, We The Animals and Brown Girl Dreaming
On Brian Selznick and his lecture, Love Is a Dangerous Angel: Thoughts on Queerness and Family in Children’s Books
I loved sorting our books as a joint activity. It was really insightful to hear how my daughter determined whether characters were boys or girls.
I held within my two hands a book about a kid having a very similar situation—written with a delicacy and understanding that blew me away. I was lucky enough to able to interview one of the authors of Jacob’s New Dress, Sarah Hoffman.
With Teaching the Cat to Sit, Michelle Theall hopes to help those growing up in conservative Christian households.
A review of Jazz Jenning’s book about being transgender “I am Jazz.”
Why is it so hard to find books for children that truly represent the diversity in our world? Author S. Bear Bergman shared with me that in 70% of children’s books where people are featured, boys are the main characters. In 93% of children’s books where people are featured, the main […]
I’m reading Patrick Ness’s More Than This. It’s the kind of book I never read — young adult, science fiction, post-apocalyptic — and that may be a mistake because it’s fabulous.
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