Rainbow
A First Book of Pride
by Michael Genhart
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Pub Date May 07 2019 | Archive Date Dec 10 2019
American Psychological Association | Magination Press
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Description
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781433830877 |
PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 24 |
Featured Reviews
This is a lovely little picture book that helps children learn their colors while also celebrating the diversity that makes up the LGBTQ community.
A lovely all-inclusive book. I love how so many different families were represented as each color of the rainbow was introduced and had its meaning shown.
Very cute book. Great for families. Would recommend in my community. We need more books like this out in our communities and libraries.
This book is a very sweet introduction to Pride and the rainbow flag for children. I even learned about what the colored stripes in the flag stand for from this book!
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Rainbow by Michael Genhart is a cute book that explains what each color in the rainbow flag stands for. The illustrations are very cute and I love the different couples throughout the book. Not only do you see LGBTQ+ couples on these pages, but also lots of different races/interracial couples. This is a really cute first Pride book, but I do wish there was a little more writing in it - perhaps describing what different people like to do for the different colors.
Amazing book. Everything I'm looking for in a kid's book. It is short, clear, and ends with smiles. Every child should feel loved, be able to express themselves and see an encouraging environment. That is what Michael Genhart provides in a simple way, while explaining the pride flag. Beautiful
This book is simply written and illustrated with vibrant colors. I adored the diversity in the illustrations.
Be proud of who you are. Be accepting of others. Be an ally.
This book teaches simply acceptance and hope. Love is love.
This is just so cute! Michael Genhart has brought to us a simple little book that explains each colour of the rainbow used on the Pride Flag. We get a simple one line to read out to children along with cute illustrations of same sex couples of different ethnicity.
I'm not sure if it was intentional or not; but there are couples in the book where it's hard to tell if they are male or female. This feels just perfect for this little primer that is all about people being inclusive. I also liked the descriptions of the colours in the flag. I think this is something that everyone should know and helps reinforces Pride values.
This review is based off the assumption that Rainbow comes as a board book for all pages and is suitable for babies - toddlers.
Please note: I received an eARC of this book from the publisher via NetGalley. This is an honest and unbiased review.
This was so cute! This short and sweet children’s book encourages to love and appreciate all the shades of the rainbow. I loved all the bright colors and so did my toddler.
This children's board book is a great way to teach small children about the significance of the rainbow's colors and the meaning of the pride flag. I enjoyed the simple, colorful illustrations and appreciated the LGBT representation included within the book. I will definitely be purchasing this book.
This book was truly colorful and made you feel joyful to look through the pages. I really enjoyed this children's read. It told you about the colors in the LGBT flag. I didn't know what any of the colors meant, so it was eye opening. I feel that I can also relate to the colors in the LGBT flag. As a child, I don't know if you would totally notice the same-sex couples in the story. It sort of really a deep thought for a child's mind. To a child, everyone is the same. As an adult, you do notice the different types of couples in the book, but the pictures are still not that noticeable. I did like the message the book had and it was sweet. I like to just stare at the pictures myself. I look forward to finding more children book like this one.
Rainbow by Michael Genhart is a book that should be on every library's shelf. It is geared towards a young audience, but it does something I haven't seen in many books about pride for children- it explains the meaning behind the various colors in the rainbow flag. The text is simple and positive and the illustrations are beyond adorable. Families of different races are represented, and heterosexual couples are present along with same sex couples. This book just made me feel happy while I was reading it, and I'm so glad it exists. An excellent book.
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