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Summary: Nicely ridiculous and innocuous.
Review: Funny and light-hearted, with nothing blatant. Appeals to a preschooler's sense of the ridiculous without insulting them. My five-year-old loved it, and he only has one dad and one mom. Also encourages thinking about racial issues and questions about how "other" kids families might be structured (divorced, single-parent, step-families, gay families, adoptive families). Bright, well-composed illustrations. Vibrant text. MUCH more fun (and less preachy) than "Heather has two mommies" or the "Daddy's Roommate" books.
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Summary: A great book for family studies!
Review: I use this book in my preschool classroom with 3, 4, and 5 year-olds. They love it, and instantly see the silliness in being afraid or worried about a family with two dads OR blue dads. We use it every year during our unit on families.
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Summary: A Classic for Our Families
Review: This is my most-recommended book for LGBT families, or for those introducing the topic to preschool children. The story is funny and fun, the illustrations are classic, and the tone is natural. My son loves this book, and when we shared it with his pre-K class, the teacher immediately bought a copy for thier library. If you are a gay parent of a young child, I urge you to add this to your family's collection.
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Summary: Um...
Review: two dads?it's funny how humans have developed... dc
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