children’s books

“It’s Okay to be a Unicorn” isn’t about LGBTQ people, but the message is about being yourself. That and the rainbow on the cover were enough to cause a panic in one school district.

The closure is only the latest move in the state’s war on education as evangelical Christians and Trump supporters storm school board meetings.

Gareth Peter wrote a book about a kid who has two dads. He didn’t think he would be inundated with messages instructing him “to see the light of God’s love.”

“Homosexuality is an inappropriate topic for a children’s book,” one angry parent wrote about the doll with lesbian aunts.

The movie star showed off his wings – and his biceps – to promote his new children’s book.

Ru finally got to host Saturday Night Live, and gave us all the drag, shade, and tea we needed – but one of his best sketches didn’t even air.

At least one student has already changed their mind about coming out due to Stevenson’s cancelled visit, according to the author.

It’s an “empowering ode to modern families.”

The fine is less than some folks have paid in late fees.

Rightwing pastors are condemning public libraries and some have started to burn LGBTQ-themed books. History has shown us what happens next.

Some parents are hopping mad about this book of male bunnies in love.

Meanwhile, the liberal backlash to the coming conservative backlash is also picking up steam as both sides prepare for what happens after the election.

The library is looking at its legal options after its property was destroyed on video.

The book is available now and it is OMG adorable.

School officials have a problem with one character in one book that students aren’t even required to read.

Even if you’re not between the ages of 5-8, you’re likely going to want one.

A writer has a book deal for a story about Santa and his husband who helps him sometimes.

The story is about a prince and a farm boy who fall in love in a magical forest.