Declaration of the Rights of Girls and Boys: A Flipbook - Brami, Élisabeth
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"Girls have the right to play football, wear blue, and aspire to be president! Boys can learn ballet, like hugs and cry when they're sad. A funny, beautifully illustrated and heartwarming list of the rights of boys and girls, presented as a flipbook to be read from either end. Endorsed by Amnesty International. Girls as well as boys have the right to be scruffy, ruffled, agitated, to choose the job they want, not to be every day princesses, to love who they prefer: boys or girls (or both). Both boys and girls have the right to cry, to play with dolls, to love who they prefer: girls or boys (or…mehr

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"Girls have the right to play football, wear blue, and aspire to be president! Boys can learn ballet, like hugs and cry when they're sad. A funny, beautifully illustrated and heartwarming list of the rights of boys and girls, presented as a flipbook to be read from either end. Endorsed by Amnesty International. Girls as well as boys have the right to be scruffy, ruffled, agitated, to choose the job they want, not to be every day princesses, to love who they prefer: boys or girls (or both). Both boys and girls have the right to cry, to play with dolls, to love who they prefer: girls or boys (or both). A fun flipbook about being free to be yourself, and not having to be a gender stereotype, sure to appeal to both boys and girls."--
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Elisabeth Brami was born in Warsaw. After graduating from studies in humanities and literature, she became a psychologist. She became an author for young people in 1990. Since then, she has not stopped writing and she has been translated into many languages. Estelle Billon Spagnol was born in France. After studying law, Billon-Spagnol entered the police force, but at the age of thirty she turned 180 degrees and has since published twenty books as an illustrator, author or both. She now lives, writes and draws in Paris.