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10 December 2020 These books may be for tiny tots, but they re certainly not afraid to tackle the big topics. A HOUSE FOR EVERYONE by Jo Hirst, illustrated by Naomi Bardoff Technically it’s aimed at four-to-eight-year-olds, but this book from former primary school teacher Jo Hirst – a follow-up to The Gender Fairy, a story she wrote for her own trans son – is a neat reminder for folks of all ages that everyone is different and it’s OK to be yourself. In it, we meet a group of children building a cubby and playing together – and in the process, they explore their similarities and differences, taking a sledgehammer to the traditional gender binary. Girls have cropped hair and run super fast; boys don pretty dresses, shoot hoops and pick flowers; non-binary children play with LEGO and prefer the term ‘they’. The book is rounded out with a handy lesson plan and some thought-provoking discussion points to help littlies bring this inclusivit

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