"An influential addition to gender literature, this educational feel-good book highlights the marvelous distinctiveness of humanity. "This story offers lots of opportunities for exploring beyond the binary."- Horn Book The ultimate lesson: how to champion yourself."- Entertainment Weekly "Through Ari's story, children are gently versed in different identifiers.
"A capable celebration of the rich range of pronouns."- Publishers Weekly Gender-neutral pronoun: A pronoun that does not specify the gender of the person it refers to.
A sweet, affirming introduction to the language used to communicate a range of gender identities."- Booklist French object pronouns are a great tool to reduce repetition because they replace the direct object or indirect object of a sentence: a person or a thing. "Locke's simple amlessly incorporates the appropriate pronouns for each person, demonstrating the ease with which language can change to accommodate pronoun diversity. The order of French object pronouns places some pronouns (such as me, te, nous, vous) before others (like le, la, les). However, users still refer to it usinggendered pronouns just under half of the time.These results indicate that people tend to viewthe systems as female gendered irrespective of theirnames and branding, and whether or not they havethe option of using a male-sounding voice. The variety of adjectives used throughout Ari's journey to find their words will delight Language Arts teachers and can serve as a teaching text."- Cicely Lewis, School Library Journal "Awesome, insightful, powerful, necessary, relevant and woke.
A recommended first purchase for all libraries." * "An affirming, conversational picture book that models the ease with which our language can adapt to gender diversity and pronoun use.
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