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• It Feels Good to Be Yourself

  a Book About Gender Identity

  Thorn, Theresa,

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  A wonderful introduction to gender identity and expression for young readers.

• Bodies Are Cool

  Feder, Tyler,

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  A bright and cheerful picture book that celebrates body positivity.

• Lubna and Pebble

  Meddour, Wendy,

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  A subtle story about friendship amidst the uncertainty of the refugee crisis.

• Âmî Osâwâpikones

  Dear Dandelion

  Okemow, SJ,

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  A simple story told in English and Plains Cree about thriving amidst adversity.

• What Are Your Words?

  a Book About Pronouns

  Locke, Katherine,

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  Follow along as Ari explores different pronouns in this gentle introduction to gender-inclusive language.

• The Kindest Red

  a Story of Hijab and Friendship

  Muhammad, Ibtihaj, 1985-

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  A lovely story about friendship, kindness, and embracing different cultures.

• Sunflower Sisters

  Singh Gangotra, Monika,

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  An insightful story that explores racism and colourism faced by women and girls.

• The Blue Scarf

  Danawi, Mohamed,

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  Follow along as Layla travels through different worlds of colour as she looks for her lost scarf. This beautiful story explores themes of refugee identity and acceptance.

• Not He or She, I'm Me

  Wild, A. M.,

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  A bright and cheerful storybook that features positive non-binary representation.

• Wild for Winnie

  Fitzgerald, Laura Marx,

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  This story shows inclusion in the classroom and showcases various teaching tools to adapt lessons for students with sensory processing challenges.

• Dear Black Child

  Rodaah, Rahma,

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  This vibrant storybook highlights possibilities instead of limitations through simple but powerful text.

• Smile So Big

  Tenasco, Sunshine Quem,

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  A simple story about a magic mirror that helps a young girl see her true self.

• Jeffrey Loves Blue

  Garbutt, Loretta, 1961-

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  This story explores neurodiverse perspectives as Jeffrey processes his emotions when confronted with change.