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IriDas
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Pickpick

Nice book but only 3.5 stars. I like the idea, but it seemed that the child felt too much pressure to “choose” their pronouns & words for the day. A better way the adults could have dealt with it is explained that the child was still valid even if they couldn‘t find their “words” for the day. Still, a good book for introducing children to the concept of pronouns. ⬇️
#lgbtqia2s
#lgbtliterature

IriDas I should add that it was also nice for there to be an acknowledgement that pronouns are not necessarily a permanent structure. That they can be fluid and that‘s perfectly fine too. The kid‘s stress just stressed me out. lol. 4d
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booklover3258
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Pickpick

A wonderful collection of Trans and Nonbinary comics. Beautiful illustrations throughout the book.

For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:

https://youtube.com/shorts/rnmcfaxDxCU?feature=share

Enjoy!

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Hooked_on_books
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#Bookhaul! My husband gave me a Powell‘s gift card for Christmas but then said I couldn‘t use until we moved back (rude!). So now that we‘re back and I finished the taxes yesterday, I made the drive and found some great books. I removed myself from the store when too many things started looking good. 😂 You all know how that is.

Ruthiella Fantastic haul! I definitely need to read more Binet. I was fascinated by 2mo
Hooked_on_books @Ruthiella I read this one and loved it: 2mo
Ruthiella @Hooked_on_books I‘ve read that too. He‘s such an interesting writer! 2mo
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squirrelbrain Oooh, but the anticipation! And being able to go there in person! 2mo
sarahbarnes Looking forward to a trip back to Powell‘s when I‘m in OR this summer! (edited) 2mo
Hooked_on_books @sarahbarnes Woohoo! That‘s definitely something to look forward to! 2mo
Hooked_on_books @squirrelbrain It was great being there. It‘s such an incredible place, though they‘ve moved some stuff around and I always knew where everything was before. 2mo
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Trashcanman
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Today is national Trans day of visibility. My son came out to us in 2013 at 11 years old. I admire him for being able to be his authentic self. Trans people represent 1-2% of the population. They want to live life just as you we do, and have the same rights that we do.

If the love for your child is contingent on them being a cis-gender heterosexual then you are the problem. Not the transgender person who wants to use the bathroom.

dabbe Bravo! 🤗 to you, your family, and your son! ♥️👊🏻💙 3mo
Deblovestoread Love this! 🏳️‍⚧️ 3mo
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Leftcoastzen Yes ! What @dabbe said !👏👍✊🏳️‍⚧️ 3mo
Amiable Amen! 👏🏼👏🏼 3mo
LeahBergen ❤️❤️❤️ 3mo
marleed Yep 🥰 3mo
CarolynM Well said 👏 3mo
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BookmarkTavern
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Mehso-so

A choose your own adventure book for learning about gender identity, sexuality, & the differences between biological sex & gender identity.

Fairly basic, sometimes reductive & repetitive, & occasionally plays up stereotypes. But is also a fun starting point for anybody‘s journey into learning more about gender identity, while also briefly touching on the intersections of race, class, & disability & the difficulties facing those groups.🌕🌕🌕🌗🌑

Sparklemn That mug… love it! 😄 3mo
BookmarkTavern @Sparklemn It‘s one of my favorites! 😅 3mo
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willaful
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Soft pick because this is a frustrating, sometimes painful read. It's a great illustration of the phrase “don't be your child's first bully,“ though the mom certainly isn't the worst; she doesn't put her child in conversion camp or pray over him or kick him out, just refuses to accept his name and identity. Just.

It's certainly a valid story and she does learn and grow, becoming a “SuperAlly!“ in the end. Includes a letter from the son.

CarolynM I hadn‘t heard that phrase before, but I think it is apt. In my view too many parents are exactly that☹️ 3mo
CarolynM And it goes well beyond issues like sexuality and gender. 3mo
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willaful

You fear that Alex will be marginalized, but the first and foremost marginalization is family rejection.

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ChaoticMissAdventures
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The trans rights annual readathon is almost here!

March 21-31

I will be reading:

Disappoint Me by Nicola Dinan
Little Rot by Akwaeke Emezi
Confessions of the Fox by Jordy Rosenberg

DimeryRene Hell yeah!!! I‘ve done this the past two years. 🩷 3mo
ChaoticMissAdventures @DimeryRene yay! Do you know what you might tackle this year? 3mo
DimeryRene @ChaoticMissAdventures No!!! But I have been looking at everyone‘s lists and seeing what I can immediately get at my library. 😆 3mo
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Jeg
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Pickpick

This said,” pick me “ ,at a local bookshop. Thought it might be good for my grandson but also thought I would read it first. I‘m not a graphic novel fan but this was an easy read. For anyone grappling with gender issues or wishing to understand these things , a easy and interesting read. I will be giving it to my grandson.

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Too Bright to See | Kyle Lukoff
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Pickpick

Not being a MiddleGrade student, it‘s probably unfair of me to rate, so let‘s call it a low pick. Born a girl but uncomfortable with culture messages of what she *should* be interested in, Bug is also mourning her recently deceased Uncle (who might be haunting her!) I could identify with the confusion of being told “just be yourself!” But WHO is YOU when you don‘t know what you feel and are uncomfortable in your own skin? #BannedBook #Transgender

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