children’s books

Early One Morning - Bedtime, Not Playtime. Global editions. Photo courtesy Lawrence Schimel

The Two Board Books Challenging Homophobia Around the World

Lawrence Schimel and Elina Braslina’s two board books for toddlers, Early One Morning and Bedtime, Not Playtime, are delightful slice-of-life tales about families that just happen to have same-sex parents. Schimel’s clever networking has also made them perhaps the most-translated LGBTQ-inclusive children’s books ever and brought them to countries that have few such books already. […]

Picture books about gender identity and expression

More New Picture Books on Gender Identity and Expression

Coming out this week and next are two picture books featuring transgender girls (one told from her sibling’s perspective), one about a kid whose mom is a transgender man, and one about a boy who wants to dance ballet!

Kids’ Books on Gender and Inclusion for Back-to-School

After a year when time has seemed strangely warped, it’s hard to believe it’s back-to-school season already, but it is. To help get the school year off to an inclusive start, here are some great new picture books about gender identity. Check them out for home or school use!

'Twas the Night Before Pride

Cover Reveal: “‘Twas the Night Before Pride”

I’m thrilled to have been chosen to present the cover reveal of ‘Twas the Night Before Pride, an upcoming picture book from Candlewick Press that combines the meter of the classic poem with a child’s-eye look at the feelings and history of Pride.

Children's Books and More with Nonbinary Characters

30+ Kids’ Books, Songs, Shows, and More with Nonbinary Characters

In celebration of International Non-Binary People’s Day today, here are some of my favorite children’s books, songs, and shows with nonbinary characters—perfect for any day of the year! Some are specifically about being nonbinary; others include characters whose nonbinary identity is incidental to the story.

Nen and the Lonely Fisherman - The Pirate Mums - Frizzle and Me

3 Queer-Inclusive Kids’ Books from the U.K. and Australia Worth Seeking

Three terrific new queer-inclusive picture books haven’t yet been published in the U.S., but they’re worth seeking out. One offers a rare and lovely look at an extended queer family; another is a high seas adventure that incidentally stars a family with two moms; and the third is a love story about a merman and a fisherman.

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