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How does it feel to be both a girl and a boy?And how does Charlie want others to treat them?Meet Linus, Bella and Charlie. Three kids with different identities here to tell us how they want to look on the outside and how we can embrace them for who they are on the inside. Join them as they celebrate their chosen new names with a name-party at school. In these special books, the families are as diverse as the children. Linus has a mom and dad. Bella's family is Muslim. Charlie has two moms. Whether a parent teacher or relative, we all want our children to be happy and shine. We must let those we love be perfectly themselves.

How does it feel to be a girl when you have a penis?And how does Bella want others to treat her?Meet Linus, Bella and Charlie. Three kids with different identities here to tell us how they want to look on the outside and how we can embrace them for who they are on the inside. Join them as they celebrate their chosen new names with a name-party at school. In these special books, the families are as diverse as the children. Linus has a mom and dad. Bella's family is Muslim. Charlie has two moms. Whether a parent teacher or relative, we all want our children to be happy and shine. We must let those we love be perfectly themselves.

How does it feel to be a boy when you have a vagina?And how does Linus want others to treat him?Meet Linus, Bella and Charlie. Three kids with different identities here to tell us how they want to look on the outside and how we can embrace them for who they are on the inside. Join them as they celebrate their chosen new names with a name-party at school. In these special books, the families are as diverse as the children. Linus has a mom and dad. Bella's family is Muslim. Charlie has two moms. Whether a parent teacher or relative, we all want our children to be happy and shine. We must let those we love be perfectly themselves.

"Sometimes I think it would be easier to just not exist, or at least to just be straight. Why do I have to be gay? F**king hell."It's 2005 in Sweden's most boring town. Mattias is fifteen, a bit of a slob, a loner and gay. Though he's never told anyone he likes guys, the rumors are flying and he's sick of feeling like the school fag. A queer. Home life isn't much help. Mom is a bitch. Dad is sad. Sister is the favorite. After he comes out to his super religious best friend and prettiest girl in school, Tove, everything changes.For Mattias, life goes rainbows when a handsome stranger opens the door to a glamorous apartment and an eye-opening world of cool friends and thrilling new experiences. First kiss. First love. First Pride. His previously boring small town existence becomes exciting, electric and full of possibilities.Yet while it gets better for Mattias, life takes a turn for the worse in the seemingly perfect world of his friend Tove. After a naive act of kindness violently backfires, she questions her faith. Deeply ashamed, Tove spirals into depression, panicking her friends and spurring Mattias to action.Together, this most mis-matched pair of middle school friends-"Beauty & The Beast," as Mattias calls them-share a heart-wrenching year in which both experience the pain and joy that are inextricably intertwined in trust, truth, love and above all, friendship.English speaking readers will enjoy this look into Swedish teen life and fun customs like "fika," "Chiquita pizza," and "schlager music" which are handily explained in the included glossary.

Ty el dinosaurio padece autismo y no le gustan los cambios.Un día cuando Ty llego a la escuela, su maestra preferida no estaba en el salón de clases y en su lugar estaba un maestro sustituto, a Ty le preocupa la situación.El maestro a cargo de la clase no tiene control sobre el grupo, eso frustra al pequeño Ty.Tan frustrado que Ty se mete en problemas con uno de sus compañeros de clase.¿Cómo terminará el día?...

Ty the Dinosaur has autism. He doesn't like change. Today when Ty arrives at school Ty gets angry because the usual teacher is sick, but a kind principle teaches him a neat trick that helps him cope.

They've called her Oliver since the day she was born. Alice hates that. She has never been or ever wanted to be Oliver. Alone, abused and suicidal, Alice yearns to break free "from the lie that has been my life." That life changes forever the day she meets her fairy godmother, the wise and witty Vincent, a genderfluid drag star named Ursula Undress. Under Ursula's wing, Alice embarks on a tumultuous, bittersweet and empowering journey to become herself. Told through letters to Alice's beloved Aunt Esther, "Being Alice" may be fiction, but the experiences and inspirational wisdom within are very real, based on interviews with ten trans and intergendered contributors.

For Mikael and his friends Bella, Erik and Kasper, real life is as complicated for them as it is for the rest of us. Mikael flees his parent's crashed marriage. Conservative Bella changes her mind. Erik discovers a horrifying secret about his own past. Everyone's buddy Kasper is in love, but invisible to the one he loves. Together, these four friends form the family Mikael has been missing, his chosen family. Painful experiences, once shared, only bind us together. Just below the scars, friendship, love, laughter await. We're all a bit broken, but our friends make us whole."Shattered Glass" is autobiographical, based on the life experiences of author Marcus Tallberg, from alcoholism, drug abuse, and rape...to love.