children’s books

Pride Books

New and Old Pride Books for Kids

This Pride, share with your kids the history and meaning behind the month through two new books and several older ones.

There’s something for all ages!

Self-Publishing Creates New Books for and About LGBTQ Families and Youth

Self-published books have long been a part of LGBTQ-inclusive children’s literature. Heather Has Two Mommies, one of the first picture books to depict same-sex parents, was published by author Lesléa Newman and a friend before it was picked up by a small LGBTQ press. The Internet has made self-publishing even easier, and parents, teachers, LGBTQ youth, and others are taking advantage of this to create LGBTQ-inclusive books for which they see a need, even as mainstream publishers slowly start to do the same. Here are a few recent ones that I haven’t covered before.

Most Challenged Books 2016 - ALA: Artwork courtesy of the American Library Association

5 Most Challenged Books Include LGBTQ Content

The top five books in the American Library Association’s (ALA’s) annual list of the most challenged books in the U.S. are there because of their LGBTQ content, among other reasons.

Who Are You?

New Kids’ Picture Book and Video on Gender Identity

In light of the Trump administration’s decision yesterday to rescind guidance that protected transgender students, I felt it was especially important to share a great new resource for kids (and their grown-ups) about gender identity.

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