Here are a few of my favorite LGBTQ+ books that you could still read during this Pride Month or add to your TBR to read throughout the year!
Picture Book Review: The Boy Who Cried Poop!
The Boy Who Cried Poop! is hilarious and relatable — a staple for every family! This is a spectacular book to add to your potty learning arsenal or just great, in general, if you’re looking for a book full of wit and charm that the whole family can enjoy!
3 Breathing Techniques for Emotional Regulation
One of the easiest skills with one of the fastest response times to help calm your nerves is *breathing.* Here are 3 breathing techniques that our family has learned from various therapists or counselors over the years!
YA Book Review: Love & Olives
Love & Olives is a journey — a transportive and unexpectedly emotional story about trying to find something that was once thought to be lost. Check this one out if you’re looking for those summer vibes with a magical setting, a fun adventure, a sweet romance, and lots of feels!
Picture Book Review: Mighty Mara
Mighty Mara is an own-voices picture book with a disability that ends with a good message about following your dreams despite what others may think and how someone should not be judged because they are different.
Book Review: Built to Last
Built to Last is a cute childhood sweethearts second chance romance story against the backdrop of a chaotic home reno TV show — an enjoyable story.