Eric Rosswood, Jodie Anders

Queer Cheer (eBook, ePUB)

Activities, Advice, and Affirmations for LGBTQ+ Teens (LGBTQ+ Issues Facing Gay Teens and More)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Self-Acceptance and Identity Affirmations for LGBT+ Teens (Ages 12-18)

#1 New Release in LGBTQ+ Issues, Maturing, and Civil and Human Rights

A positive affirmations book with invaluable information for all queer teens

Inspirational and motivational quotes and information. Queer Cheer provides advice and words of wisdom encouraging teens to findand keeptheir inner rainbow. Covering topics relevant to lgbt+ teens today, this instructional book includes everything ranging from bullies and discrimination to acceptance and advocating change.

Illustrated words of encouragement from a friend. Authors Eric Rosswood and Jodie Anders know what it's like to be a teen struggling with identity and societal norms. That's why they're fighting to counter the negativity facing queer teens now and in the future. Queer Cheer includes many teen voices offering tips, advice, related firsthand experiences, and other valuable knowledge.

Inside Queer Cheer, find:

• Affirmations and words of wisdom focusing on areas specific to LGBT+ teens
• Thought-provoking questions that lead to self-acceptance and encourage positive change
• Illustrations and doodles that inspire, empower, and strengthen the hearts and minds of queer teens

Readers of LGBTQIA+ books for young adults such as This Book Is Gay, All Boys Aren't Blue, or The ABC's of LGBT+ will love Queer Cheer. Also don't miss this multi-award-winning author's other books including Journey to Parenthood, We Make It Better, and The Ultimate Guide for Gay Dads.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mango Media
• Altersempfehlung: ab 12 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. Mai 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781684814817
• Artikelnr.: 70256342

Autorenporträt

Eric Rosswood is a multi-award-winning author whose broad body of work centers around family, authenticity, diversity, hope, and strength. He is a commentator on LGBTQ+ issues including civil rights, parenting, marriage, and politics, and has led panels on LGBTQ+ parenting issues for organizations such as Family Equality and the Modern Family Alliance.

Rosswood's bestselling parenting books focus on the LGBTQ+ journey to parenthood and have helped couples around the world start their own families. These titles include The Ultimate Guide for Gay Dads, Journey to Same-Sex Parenthood, and We Make It Better. His latest picture book, STRONG, featuring the world's first and only openly gay professional strongman, won a 2023 Stonewall Honor from the American Library Association. Find him on Twitter @LGBT_Activist

Rezensionen

"Through seven distinct sections-'Identity,' 'Helpful Habits,' 'Confidence,' 'Relationships,' 'School,' 'Our Community,' and 'Success & Future'-Rosswood and Anders present information on a wide variety of topics. The authors open by describing their own genders and sexual identities and offering some personal information about their lives. They also make others' life stories an integral part of the book's content: Portions of the text consist of speech bubbles containing brief reflections by queer teens from around the U.S. who represent diversity in sexuality, gender identity, race, religion, and other factors... An empathetic handbook that will support a broad range of readers."
-Kirkus Reviews

"A beautiful and much-needed resource for queer teens! Each page is stuffed with good advice and encouraging affirmations."
-Becca Anderson, bestselling author of Badass Affirmations and The Book of Awesome Women

"Queer Cheer is a new book for teens that features advice, words of wisdom, affirmations, some questions that are gonna make you think, [and] some fun illustrations and doodles. I found so many thought-provoking and inspirational things as I read the book. Queer Cheer could make a great gift for any teens in your life... [A]n encouraging queer pick-me-up, which is certainly something we can all use from time to time."
-Big Gay Fiction Podcast