Bodies + Consent

2016 Winner of the Norma Fleck Award. ALA Honor Book. A comic book for kids about bodies, gender, and sexuality. Opens up conversations for young people and caregivers.

Cheerful love-your-body picture book celebrates diversity with joyful illustrations and encouraging message of body acceptance for preschoolers.

Explore consent in all aspects of life with this inclusive guide for children, covering body safety, boundaries, and respecting others. Perfect for families to read together!

No-nonsense guide to menstruation for kids and caregivers. Filled with tips and humor, this inclusive graphic novel is your go-to resource.

Discover a new, inclusive approach to learning about puberty with You-ology from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Fun, informative, and body positive!

An empowering, colorful guide to life's big questions about relationships, bodies, and identities, with expert advice and inclusive illustrations.

All About Vulvas and Vaginas: An educational and approachable guide for kids, embracing body diversity and providing caregivers with helpful tips.

Start important conversations with young children about race, gender, consent, and body liberation with this read-aloud board book series. Developed by experts in early childhood and activism, it offers concrete language and beautiful imagery to celebrate body uniqueness and address unfair ideas. Includes action points for making the world more fair.

Empowering guide for kids on consent, boundaries, and respect. Fun illustrations and expert information make learning about bodily autonomy engaging and impactful.

Magical time travel helps misfit girl skip the hard parts of life in heartfelt middle grade novel about self-acceptance and showing up for loved ones.

Lambda Award finalist for LGBT Children's/YA. Inclusive book about conception, gestation, birth for all families/kids. No gender/sex specifics.

Aubrey Gordon debunks anti-fat myths and equips readers with facts and tools to take action for fat justice in "You Just Need to Lose Weight."

"A layered mystery about courage and finding your voice. Mia uncovers a secret while investigating her grandmother's cricket farm. A story of friendship, empowerment, and summer adventures."

Come Over To My House is a delightful picture book exploring the home lives of children and parents who are Deaf or disabled. Featuring inclusive rhyming text and bright illustrations, it's a must-read for all families.

An inclusive, humorous, and empowering puberty guide that covers both the good and not-so-great parts of growing up. Get the facts and tips you need in a fun and straightforward way!

Discover how women experience burnout differently than men and learn a science-based plan to minimize stress and live joyfully in "Burnout" by Emily and Amelia Nagoski.

2023 ALA RAINBOW BOOK LIST Winner & 2023 DOUG WRIGHT AWARD Winner. A fresh, inclusive, and modern approach to puberty, sex, and gender for kids 10+.

"A hilarious and heartwarming coming-of-age story about puberty, first love, and masculinity. Themes of consent and emotional growth are explored in this relatable tale."

A toddler-friendly board book series on race, gender, consent, and body positivity, supporting adults in starting important conversations with young children.

Julie Murphy's newest middle grade novel follows Maggie at a summer camp that's not what it seems. Full of humor, creepiness, and unexpected twists.

Celebrate Your Body is the ultimate guide for girls navigating puberty - offering advice on everything from periods to peer pressure in a relatable way.

A funny and hopeful story about Brett facing his insecurities and struggles with an eating disorder, with the help of his new friend Mallory.

Discover the power of knowledge about your body with "We Need to Talk About Vaginas" by Dr. Allison K. Rodgers. Normalize conversations about vaginas and vulvas, and empower yourself with essential information for the future.

A guide for parents on raising healthy, confident kids of all sizes. Learn how to promote wellness and self-esteem in today's culture.