I'm shocked, I tell you, SHOCKED.

Ok so I misread this as erasers at first and now I see it's not that but anyway the prismacolor magic rub is like the best one hands down. Like it was never even there.

See?

In 1997 when I worked at Walmart gatekeeping the women's fitting room, I marveled at the dad that came up to me with his mortified daughter and calmly asked where they could find bras "for beginners." That guy is a hero.

You and your vampires...

Can confirm.

Sorry for the misdirection but yes they are.

Another example: "Bathe the Cat." A family makes a list of chores with magnet letters on the fridge but the cat keeps pawing at them so they get mixed up. Hilarity and rhymes ensue and also the family includes two brown men.

Oh naurrrrr kids learning to deal with grief and also someone in the story is probably gay!

Examples: "Grandad's Camper." Grandad is sad and lonely since Grandpa died and doesn't want to go camping anymore since that's something he used to do with Grandpa. But the grandkids help him remember the happy times they all had together and find ways to celebrate that in ways that help them cope.

And let just clarify, we're not talking about storybooks that are like "ABC Trans is the Only Way to Be" or even "I Love Mommy and Mama." The books are... normal children's storybooks that sometimes have characters that are LGBTQ+. That's not necessarily what they're *about.*

Been lloving Lloyd since his Henry Jones Sr days--truly the perfect Elendil.