You’re probably reading Singular They because you are trying to get ideas on how to create a more gender expansive space and that is excellent. But let me remind you, it takes time! This can be extremely frustrating because when we know things aren’t right and we know specific changes that would help us correct… Continue reading Change takes time!
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Red: A Crayon’s Story
The book Red: A Crayon’s Story by Michael Hall discusses being transgender through a metaphor of a crayon that has the label “red” but is actually blue. This is a rather gentle approach to discussing gender with kids. Children won’t necessarily understanding that this is a metaphor for being transgender, but you could help them… Continue reading Red: A Crayon’s Story
Neither
Neither by Airlie Anderson is one of my favourite books! It’s a simple story about an animal that is part bunny and part bird. They start out in a land where there are only bunnies and birds, but they are told they don’t fit in and need to leave. They then come across The Land… Continue reading Neither
It Feels Good To Be Yourself
This book, written by Theresa Thorn and illustrated by Noah Grigini, was published in 2019, and is the latest edition to my book collection. This is one of those rather didactic books without much storyline, but I still like it. The images are vibrant and offer their own stories of people with their families out… Continue reading It Feels Good To Be Yourself