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9 Stirring Nonfiction Titles to Share with Young Readers for Pride Month

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By Taylor Johnston
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Elementary What Kind of Queen?: A Royal Biography of Drag Queen and Activist José Sarria by Kyle Casey Chu & Andrew W. Shaffer. Illus. by Cindy Lozito. Abrams. ISBN 9781419780806. Gr 4-6–This book presents a fairy tale of a story that happens to be true, complemented by illustrations that distance readers from some of the darker aspects of its subject’s journey while still telling a complete story of a civil rights hero.
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All I Want to Do Is Swim

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By Marilyn Singer, Clara Hendricks, Taylor Johnston
| School Library Journal Verified
Toddler-Gr 1–A girl-coded child with light skin, brown hair, and freckles is reluctant to swim, despite having achieved proficiency from taking swim lessons. But upon observing animals in their natural habitat, she discovers the wonder of the water. In short rhyming verses, Singer describes how she mimics the style of each swimming animal she imagines, in what appears to be a natural body of water in a wooded setting.
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Suffer a Witch: A Memoir

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By Joy McCullough, Rebekah Buchanan, Taylor Johnston
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Kid lit author McCullough’s memoir in verse explores her grooming and sexual assault by a youth pastor during her teen years. McCullough’s raw and moving poems tell of her experiences as a teenager whose social and emotional life revolved around the church and how her abusive youth pastor took that home from her. It explores the lengths her pastor father and the institution of the church went to cover up the abuse and her continued work toward healing and justice.
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