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Books for LGBTQ+ Families – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
249 books
By format:
Chapter Books
(80)
Young Adult
(19)
Picture Books
(13)
Middle Grade
(8)
Graphic Novels
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Almost Flying
Jake Maia Arlow
For the middle grader navigating their first crush and the courage it takes to be themselves, both on a roller coaster a
Ages 10–14
All Are Welcome #2
All Are Neighbors
Alexandra Penfold
For the child joining a new community or learning to notice the beautiful diversity in their own street. A celebration o
Ages 3–7
Daddy's Roommate
Michael Willhoite
A young boy shares the everyday joys of his father's new home, from doing chores and eating meals to playing and living
Ages 3–8
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The Pride Guide
Jo Langford
For teens and families navigating the journey of LGBTQ+ identity, this comprehensive guide offers expert advice on comin
Ages 12–18
Marlon Bundo
A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo
Jill Twiss
Marlon Bundo is a lonely bunny living in the Vice President's house whose life changes forever when he meets another boy
Ages 4–8
Magical Ocean Creatures
Mary Brooke
For the young myth-lover who wants to keep track of every god, monster, and hero in their favorite tales. This guide hel
Ages 8–12
LGBTQ Young Adult Fiction A Critical Survey, 1970s-2010s
Caren J. Town
For educators and librarians, this critical survey analyzes LGBTQ young adult fiction from the 1970s to the 2010s, provi
Between Mom and Jo
Julie Anne Peters
Nick finds himself caught in the middle of his two moms' marital problems, struggling to keep his family together during
Ages 12–17
Popcorn Bob #3
Popcorn Bob in America
Maranke Rinck
For children seeking a sense of belonging and a place to fit in. This zany adventure follows a sentient popcorn kernel o
Ages 7–10
To Night Owl from Dogfish
Holly Goldberg Sloan, Meg Wolitzer
For the child navigating a changing family dynamic or making a long-distance friend. This heartwarming story explores ho
Ages 10–14
One Hundred is a Family
Pamela Munoz Ryan
Count from one to one hundred while seeing how different groups of people work, play, and care for one another as a fami
Ages 4–8
Your Parents Love You
Your Daddies Love You!
P. Pennington
For children in two-dad families who want to see their own daily routines reflected in a story filled with warmth, reass
Ages 2–6
The Family Library #2
It's So Amazing!
Robie H. Harris
Bird and Bee answer honest questions about bodies, reproduction, and all the different ways families begin with inclusiv
Ages 7–11
Happy Pride Parade with Two Dads
Ankita G.
For the child curious about Pride Month or growing up in an LGBTQ+ family. This joyful story celebrates community, diver
Ages 3–7
Hazel Bly and the Deep Blue Sea
Ashley Herring Blake
For the child navigating the waves of grief after losing a parent, this moving story explores how to find magic and heal
Ages 8–12
Heather Has Two Mommies
Lesléa Newman
Heather notices her family is different from others at playgroup, but she soon realizes that love is what truly makes a
Ages 3–7
The O'Keefe Family #3
A House Like a Lotus
Madeleine L'Engle
Polly travels to Cyprus and Greece to find herself after a stinging betrayal by her mentor, exploring romance and danger
Ages 14–18
Lords of Arcadia #3
The Unseen Tempest
John Goode, J.G. Morgan
For the teen discovering their own inner power while looking for a community where they truly belong, even when the worl
Ages 12–17
The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class #10
Sebastian Metzger Solves a Sticky Situation
Kyle Lukoff
For the child who loves finding solutions to life's little messes and the worry that comes with making a mistake at scho
Ages 7–10
Who Was?
Who Is Elton John?
Kirsten Anderson
A young boy named Reginald trades his classical piano training for rock and roll, eventually becoming a global superstar
Ages 8–12
Gooseberry
Robin Gow
For the child searching for where they belong and the name that fits them best. A tender story about foster care, nonbin
Ages 9–12
Then and Now
Families
Martha E. H. Rustad
For the child noticing that every family looks a little different. This gentle guide explores homes with one parent, two
Ages 4–7
Queer and How We Got Here: A (Personal) History
Hazel Newlevant
For the teenager seeking a deeper understanding of their community, this graphic memoir weaves personal experience with
Ages 14–18
The Dragon Prince #2
Bloodmoon Huntress
Nicole Andelfinger, Aaron Ehasz, Justin Richmond
For the child learning to find their own courage while honoring where they come from. A spooky, atmospheric adventure ab
Ages 8–12
