If You’re a Kid Like Gavin: The True Story of a Young Trans Activist

Discover an inspiring tale that resonates with readers of all ages in If You’re A Kid Like Gavin. This remarkable picture book tells the powerful story of Gavin Grimm, who bravely fought for the right to use the boy’s bathroom and ultimately took his case to the Supreme Court. Co-authored by acclaimed writer Kyle Lukoff, a two-time Stonewall Award winner, along with illustrator J Yang, this book not only narrates Gavin's journey but also encompasses themes...

Discover an inspiring tale that resonates with readers of all ages in If You’re A Kid Like Gavin. This remarkable picture book tells the powerful story of Gavin Grimm, who bravely fought for the right to use the boy’s bathroom and ultimately took his case to the Supreme Court. Co-authored by acclaimed writer Kyle Lukoff, a two-time Stonewall Award winner, along with illustrator J Yang, this book not only narrates Gavin's journey but also encompasses themes of identity, resilience, and the fight for equality.

Through vibrant illustrations and poignant prose, readers dive into Gavin's world, exploring the challenges he faced and the choices he made. This beautifully crafted narrative is designed to connect with children from all backgrounds, particularly those who may relate to trans experiences. The book encourages empathy and understanding, illustrating that regardless of our differences, the essence of childhood—playing, attending school, and celebrating birthdays—is what unites us all.

The collaboration of such talented individuals—Gavin’s first-hand storytelling combined with Lukoff’s expertise in children’s literature—creates a profound reading experience. The book addresses critical issues of bullying and harassment, aiming to equip young readers with the understanding that they can advocate for themselves and others.

This essential read not only serves as a personal biography but also as a beacon of hope for trans children everywhere. With its focus on authentic living and personal empowerment, this book is a must-have for family bookshelves, classrooms, and libraries.