Phoenix Goes to School is the story of a trans girl's first day of school, her anxieties about discrimination, and the support she receives from her family, teacher, and friends. Its gentle storytelling, colourful illustrations, and thoughtful supplementary materials make it an affirming read for trans children, and an accessible introduction to their experiences for cis children.
Reviews of two accessible zines about LGBTQIA+ terms and language use: The Pocket Guide to LGBTQIA+ Identities by Adam Xx and TNET Presents: The Pocket Trans Language Guide by Stacy Fatemi.
Jacob’s Transition Goals is a children’s picture book about a trans boy who loves football and transfers to a boy’s team after coming out. When some of his new teammatesRead more »
The Fabulous Edweena is a beautifully illustrated children’s picture book about drag, self-expression, and the courage to be yourself.
My review of Gender Queer, Maia Kobabe‘s excellent graphic memoir, has recently been published in Literary Hub as part of a review project that aims to redress omissions in theRead more »
You ever find yourself reading a novel about a bisexual vampire on Hallowe’en and then somehow it’s 2 am, and you’ve finished it, but you…