Bye Bye, Binary

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Raising kids with the assurance that they’re allowed to be whatever they want to be keeps them from enduring years of repressed depression, heartbreak and in some cases, trauma. Join our community to get personalised book suggestions, extracts straight to your inbox, 10% off RRPs, and to change children’s lives. Featuring a vibrant rainbow design, and our super-sized Q logo, you won't find a more stylish way to make a statement. Two stars for the idea alone, just the carefree to the point of not explaining or defining anything attitude doesn't work.

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In a library, children who could read this would not find it as they wouldn't be in the board books section, and parents looking in the board book section will note their 0-3 year old can't read this. If you find this book, I'm glad you're looking for diverse literature for your kids, but keep looking, especially at my recommendations above. However, under this oppression, characters such as Aster fight to understand and claim their gender and sexual identities rather than those forced on them by the oppressive systems of Matilda. This has a great message for young children, telling them that they can be whatever they want, especially for children born outside of the binary.The bestselling LGBTQ+ graphic novel about life, love, and everything that happens in between: this is the fifth volume of the Heartstopper series. In this tasty story of tenacity and ingenuity, everyone in the family can make perfect bao except for Amy. These are all engaging and show fun nonbinary characters who use they/them pronouns in picture book format, the latter three especially strong with exploring gender roles and pronouns. A joyful baby refuses to conform to the gender binary and instead chooses toys, colours, and clothes that make them happy.