Elaine Fultz
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The Truth about Butterflies
A worthy addition to collections where the “The Truth About Your Favorite Animals” titles or the author’s “Flying Beaver Brothers” graphic novels are already enjoyed.
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That’s Life!
Sure to be a choice for 2020 graduation gifts, this sweet but greeting-card stock story offers an alternative to Dr. Seuss’s Oh the Places You’ll Go.
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Home Base: A Mother-Daughter Story
This is an appealing story with a simple message of equality, as mother and daughter challenge gender stereotypes on the baseball field and on a construction project. The artist’s portrayal of the pair’s very different physical appearances is a matter-of-fact nod to diverse families.
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The Big Bang Book
In a crowded field of Earth-origin and evolution stories for children, this is well worth a look for its simple, but not vague, approach to the topic. Alongside Marion Dane Bauer’s and Ekua Holmes’s poetic The Stuff of Stars, it will awaken young readers’ curiosity.
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My Dad Thinks I’m a Boy?!: A Trans Positive Children’s Book
This is a meager and didactic story featuring a transgender girl whose father cannot accept her as a daughter. Choose instead some excellent transgender and gender nonbinary books for young readers such as When Aidan Became a Brother and Tutus Aren’t My Style.
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Sam!
Although oversimplified, Sam’s transgender coming out story is a welcome one for classrooms and libraries looking for #OwnVoices LQBTQIA+ books for young readers. For a more nuanced picture book about being true to one’s authentic self, consider Michael Hall’s Red: A Crayon’s Story.
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Max and the Talent Show
A worthy title for classrooms, libraries, and PFLAG and other support organizations’ collections.
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Call Me Max
A welcome title for classrooms, libraries, and PFLAG and other support organizations’ collections.
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Love Around the World
The book’s blend of wish fulfillment and information about gay marriage rights may confuse some readers and cataloguers, but it tells a touching love story, with a noteworthy global perspective.
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