Kids books approved by the gay agenda

[jessicaoutofthecloset]

I’m loving the recommendations of more! Please keep them coming 😍

[taylor_tdm_]

I'd recommend The Pengrooms and The Secret Recipe by Paul Castle to be added here!! The Pengrooms is about two male penguins setting up their own wedding and The Secret Recipe is about the two Pengrooms adopting a baby!

[Harudodo]

“Our children are being indoctrinated by these evil, sexual books!”

What our children are actually reading:

[nvellette]

These... Are what people are so afraid of their kids reading? Those books seem adorable. Idk what people are so afraid of.

[MelanaC]

I’m in my (very) late 40’s and I grew up with my grandparents. We had family members - Aunty Hazel & Aunty Bunty.
They lived together. They were amazing, kind and funny.Aunty Hazel always wore trousers and smoked and Aunty Bunty smelled like lemons.
I would go and stay with them every summer down in Dorset. We would go to their caravan on the Cornish coast and play on the beach for hours.
My grandmothers SIL would”d say horrible things about H&B and turn her nose up at them and ignore them at family gatherings. My grandparents ALWAYS invited H&B to every single family event.
I loved Aunty Hazel and Aunty Bunty so much and have wonderful memories ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🏳️‍🌈

[Magikalic]

I don't have kids, but I read Grandad's Pride in a Waterstones the other day and it was incredibly sweet. I nearly cried in the shop. It gets bonus points for explicitly mentioning Gays and Lesbians Support the Miners.

[shinigami]

What’s sad is my littlest baby wasn’t allowed to bring her favorite book in. She adores “Big wig”, a wonderful story about loving one’s self and not comparing yourself to others, but embracing your unique style! They use Drag as an easily recognizable unique style… hence the big wig;). At no point does anything explicit or offensive happen. Just a beautiful little drag queen, making her way in life and at the pageant.
My littlest loves that everyone depicted is a beautiful princess and that she too can be a beautiful drag queen:)
The teacher called and asked for me to bring in a different book when she was student of the week… because some parents would get mad if the teacher read “Big wig” to their kid.
It’s so sad. I’m not a huge fan of feminine things, or make up… but the joy my littlest one shows when she walks out in her best drag looks… priceless. At 9 she is more beautiful and strong than the weak parents who think they can stop NORMAL HUMAN BEHAVIOR! Love is love! Beauty has no gender! Most of all joy and peace always come out on top!
I’ll die marching for equality.

[tasha]

I wanna cry. In my country there is not a chance that those books will be published. All forbidden. It's terrible, but you learn to live with it. And then you just see normal world in shorts and it's so hard to avoid tears

[elfi]

Id add and tango makes three! Shows that humans aren't the only species to exhibit homosexuality!

[SleepyHead-nq]

I'd recommend paydens pronoun party! It's a heartwarming book about a young kid named payden trying to find their preferred pronouns! It shows the diversity of pronouns and preferences! : 3

[Kirio_Dorito]

There's a Ukrainian book titled "Maya and her Moms" which won a prize. It discusses many different types of families and even talks a bit about the deportation of Crimean Tatars, since one of the characters is a Crimean Tatar who was separated from his family.

[Aussieloz]

I’m afraid that I don’t know Paul’s last name but he wrote and illustrated a book called the secret ingredient. He mentioned the other day on YouTube that a bookshop banned it which as far as I’m concerned, means it must be worth reading.

[RHCole]

Pirate Mom's get a hearty "Arrrgggg!!!" from me

[aryaeidler]

I'd like to add "You need to chill" by Juno Dawson. It's about a young girl whose classmates ask what happened to her older brother Bill, whom they haven't seen in a while. Turns out that "my brother Bill is now my sister Lily", who is still a nice and adorable older sibling, just like Bill was, and whom the family loves just like they loved Bill.

[amybradbury]

I remember sometime in highschool realizing that I was one of the few kids in my friend group whose parents were still happily married, and they were the same two that made me. I had friends with mixed families, single parent households, adopted, raised by grandparents, raised by older siblings, separated, there was even a girl who was married at 16 and trying to finish highschool as a wife and mother. But I didn't have any friends with two moms or two dads. I'm glad there are books that show all the different types of families that are out there, because 25 years ago schools acted like everyone had a family like mine. And it just wasn't true.

[Ax-xoux]

There’s a wonderful princess type storybook called “Prince and Knight” it’s a very sweet gay love story. Beautifully illustrated and nicely phrased- and has accepting parents too!

[ForgetfulSlime]

I literally had my uterus taken out two day ago and am so happy about never having kids but i find this series so cute

[rileythebetter]

Honestly youtube can be so wholesome!! These comments are so kind ❤️. I wish tiktok was like this.

[Jaffrime]

Red:A Crayon Story

Great subtle book about being trans. One of the first things my children’s librarian wife showed me as I was coming out.

[whiteroseblossom]

I just got back from a big teen religious convention and they had a queer area that had story time. I also got an invite to a queer Christian summer camp for next year. One book I loved that they read was My Guncle and Me. It was about a little boy feeling different and he speaks with his uncle who says it's perfectly fine to be different and the most important part is to be you.