pickSuch a sweet picture book! I may have teared up a bit reading as the mom searched for ways to support her daughter. This story touches on social aesthetic elements of being trans when Trinity expresses wanting long hair because she's a trans girl and it will help other people see who she is, and it drives into autism experiences when discussing the way Triniti struggles with the sensory stimulus of having long hair. #LGBTQ #Autism #LGBTQIA
Not book related, but I got my hair done today and I‘m feeling it.
pickFirst, I have to give some #CoverLove to this one. It is an #OwnVoices picture book by a mother / daughter duo. Trinity is “a Black transgender girl on the autism spectrum.” While playing with her dolls she has an upsetting realization: Cisgender girls can have short hair, but not trans girls. Because Trinity is so sensitive, she has had trouble growing her hair. Wanting to make her happy, her brother comes up with a solution. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickThis a fun picture book about a little trans girl finding the right hairstyle that fits her best! It's wonderful to see more stories focused on Black LGBTQ+ characters. I also want to note that the main character is autistic which is great. I would recommend this book as a good one on one story time since it is a bit wordy and would make it hard for a crowd of little ones to pay attention to for long.
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