There’s not very much to this book. Many of the pages are just the same pronoun over and over again. They use the illustrations to show that that pronoun belonging to many different people. Towards the back, there’s a little bit about playing with pronouns and how only you know what your true pronoun is. There’s even a part with information for grown-ups. This book is a bit hard to understand and while I did like it, I’m not sure if it would help adults in the explanation of different pronouns, but I think kids would see it and enjoy it. ( )

Included in a blog post and resource list at https://booksbeyondbinaries.blog/2019/06/10/non-fiction-about-gender-and-trans-e...

Backmatter includes several pages explaining pronouns, their use, how to claim a pronoun and play around with them. Further backmatter is aimed at parents and adults, with advice on developing comfort with pronoun use and creating change by modeling gender neutral language.

This book goes over different identities. It highlights that there is no limit to what any identity can look like.