Children's fiction, lgbtq+
Deep down in the depths of the sea, there lives a vibrant community of the most incredible sea creatures. Filled with wonder and love, these creatures work and play together every day.
Koyah, Inyanga, and Pandora belong to a small pod of dolphins who spend their days learning, singing, and hunting for food. The dolphin pod values friendship, diversity, and community.
Pandora loves her friends and decides that she is ready to share with her something personal and private. She shares with her friends that she is transgender.
Join Pandora and her friends as they learn about true friendship and the meaning of unconditional love.
About the Author
During my forty plus trips around the sun, I have faced my share of challenges. Infertility, breast cancer and building a practice in healthcare, that was the easy stuff. Being the mom of four incredible humans is my greatest passion. Each of my children bring unique experiences and challenges, incredible joys and heartache. It wasn’t until my daughter, at the age of five, revealed that she is transgender that I came to understand what unconditional love really means. Join me as I work to bring light to those who cannot speak for themselves. As I learn about the impact of my privilege and discuss my missteps.
In my world All Are Welcome.
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Be You Bravely
Written By
Jan Moore
Illustrated By
Maryellen Kim
Review By
Heidi Lynn’s Book Reviews
First, I would like to thank Jan Moore, Maryellen Kim, and RABT Tours and PR for providing me with this book so I can bring you this review.
Be You Bravely is a beautifully written children’s book by Jan Moore and illustrated by Maryellen Kim. Jan conveys some very important messages when explaining to a child about being transgender. Maryellen comes in and creates a beautiful seascape with dolphins as the characters. It is a book that made me smile from ear to ear.
This is a book that I would highly suggest for anyone young or old that know someone that is transitioning or has transitioned. It gives a message that everyone should be loved and accepted for who they truly are!
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