This is a nice sweet book about different pronouns and how to respect others with their pronouns. I think it's a really useful guide for everyone!

The Pronoun book is a fantastic introduction of what pronouns for children. It is factual and free of opinions, yet told in a fun way with beautiful illustrations and with references to characters throughout. At the end of the book there is information for adults, which consists of a variety of ideas and resources for them to help support their children in learning and respecting pronouns particularly when they are different to their own.

Whilst this is intended as a children's book, I would also like to add that it is perfect for adults ,who may be lacking in understanding and want something bitesize to improve their own knowledge of what pronouns are, why people may choose less common pronouns, and why it is important we use and respect whichever pronouns people choose to use. At the age of 25, I personally learnt about neo-pronouns, which my knowledge of was very minimal, reinforcing the fact that we can all take something from this book.

Overall, a great gift for children (and people of all ages). The only fault is I wish it was around when I was a child.

This is a fantastic book for kids (and some adults) of all ages! It simply, yet beautifully, presents psychoeducation on the importance of being more aware of #genderidentity and acknowledging and respecting it because our biological sex does not dictate our gender identify.

Thank you to NetGalley and Jessica Kingsley Publishers for providing this early reader's copy.
First of all, this book is utterly charming!
There is a clear progression of starting with pronouns and terms that are more widely used and then progressing to all sorts of non-binary gender identities and terms.
This book is perfect for introducing any child to the simple use of different pronouns.
There is a glossary in the back, two letter templates to help out parents with a transgender child, tips on how to avoid misgendering anyone, and suggestions for further reading.
The art is well suited for a children's book, being colorful and showing people and children with a variety of intersectional identities.
Reading this was a joy and I would recommend it to anyone wanting to give a child education on gender identities or a way to process their feeling about their own gender identity.

This is a great book about Pronouns. I think this is a great book to read with children. The tips for adults are a great addition to this book, aswell as the pronoun chart and the glossary of terms, making it simple to follow at a glance. The sample letters at the back as well as recommended books are also great. Thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book.

Thank you to NetGalley and Jessica Kingsley Publishers for this early release copy in exchange for an honest review!

This book is such a wonderful resource for children (and adults) to learn all about gender and pronouns. The illustrations were absolutely gorgeous and the diversity of all the characters who helped teach the messages of this book were amazing to see! This book should be in all of the classrooms and libraries and I hope that so many children (and adults) will get their hands on this book and learn from it! :)

This was a lovely little book that makes a good job of introducing gender and pronouns to children in a very kid-friendly, delicate, and informative manner. I really liked the inclusion of neopronouns—with an accompanying pronoun chart!—and the glossary of terms at the end. Additionally, it includes some tips and resources for parents, which can be very useful.

All in all, I think this kind of book is deeply needed in today's society. The best way to bring visibility and to normalise is to start from childhood, so this was fantastic.

The Pronoun Book is a useful children's book on pronouns and how to use them. It contains nice illustrations, and it is simple and informative. I think this book will be useful also for older kids.

Thanks to the publisher for the ARC and the opportunity to read this! All opinions are my own.

What a wonderful book this was!!

The conversation about pronouns was one I didn't know how to approach. While my husband and I make an effort to bring up conversations about inclusion and gender, it was hard to come up with language that a six-year-old can understand but also explain by himself.

This book was amazing. It explores every aspect of pronouns in an easy way to digest even for smaller children. It uses appropriate language that communicates the importance of correct pronoun usage without being sanctimonious, and it also provides explanations behind the definitions related to gender and pronouns.

I loved reading the book to my child. The way the information is presented was great because I had my child reading one side of the conversation while I read the other, so he got a better understanding of pronouns. It also gives a detailed list of new pronouns, which was great because I had no idea some of those even existed so I also learned something new.

Overall, an amazing book with a great message and lovely illustrations. Will be getting a printed copy because it's amazing!

I would like to start by telling you that I got an ARC (advanced readers copy) of this book.
"The Pronouns Book" is a wonderful book that teaches children about pronouns. It coverings misgendering, neo-pronouns, and it even tells you how to tell teachers and parents about the pronouns of people. It keeps it simple to understand so children of all ages can grasp the meaning of the book. Overall this was wonderful and I will read this to my future children if I chose to have some.

I liked the simplicity of this book. It was presented in an informative, but inclusive manner, a very useful resource for the classroom

Another fantastic title from Jessica Kingsley Publishers!

Corrigan and Milton (the illustrator) created a very easy to understand guide to pronouns and their importance for kids and adults alike. With colourful illustration of diverse people, this book gives an insight into how people go about finding their right pronouns. I'm especially happy to see the "preferred pronouns" things addresses - they're not preferred, they're *mandatory*. This book also includes letters that parents/guardians can use when approaching schools etc about their child(ren)'s pronouns and a handy table of how to use pronouns and neopronouns!

A great way to kick off a conversation about pronouns with kids. Simple, clear, and concise, this is a book you can refer to for years to come. It also provides helpful sample letters to teachers and friends and a glossary of terms.

Thank you to NetGalley and Jessica Kingsley Publishers for providing me with an e-arc in exchange for an honest review.

”Changing pronouns can be scary. But no matter what pronouns you use, those who matter most will love and support you all the same.”


Thank you NetGalley and Jessica Kingsley Publishers for the opportunity to read this amazing book!

This is one of those wholesome and very important books every kid (and adult) should read at least once in their lives. It's inclusive, kind, intersectional and uses a language and vocabulary easy to understand for and at all ages.
It reads a bit more like a leaflet than an actual book but that is really not important.

It explains concepts such as non-binary, intersex or neo-pronoun, that people might not be familiar with or might not fully understand, in easy ways to grasp.

It is beautifully illustrated and comes with a glossary of terms and suggestions for how to speak to people you might not know.

It was simply wonderful.

This book was so cute. A great way to teach young kids, or even adults, about pronouns. I found myself learning along the way, past the basics of the most popular three pronouns. The illustrations are also gorgeous and nicely coloured, and I loved the representation of people in the book as they discussed pronouns. You should definitely pick this up for your kids or a friend when it comes out in October. Glad I got to read it early through Netgalley.

I believe this to be a great book to introduce children (and some adults, to be honest) to pronouns. This is a great way to start a conversation with a child about pronouns, being queer,... I do think this might be a book to go over a couple of times with a child. It might be a lot of terms to learn and immediately fully understand.
Definitely a good read!
As a translator, I hope this book will get translated, so we can put it on the shelves where I live and teach everyone the pronouns in our own language as well.

This book is a great resource for teachers and parents to help children and themselves navigate pronouns. This book provides reference websites, tips and resources, and a handy pronoun chart. A great addition to any learning library to promote inclusivity and increase basic human decency.

Every household, school and library needs this book. It's helpful, educational and a great reference book for pronouns.

The illustrations and layout make for easy access and clear headings means it's easy to dip in and out and find the subject you want to discuss.
Its bold and bright, eye catching and useful.
The book takes us through pronouns and how to use them correctly whilst highlighting the importance of the kindness and respect in using someones correct pronoun. With all the do's and don'ts described and reasoned in this book you will feel more confident using pronouns as a result of reading this book.

A huge benefit of this book is the amazing resources. I particularly love the pronoun chart and glossary of terms in the parent help section. Both of these will be so helpful as a teaching tool both in the home and education systems, something I would defiantly like to use when teaching equality and diversity in my own college. My students are mostly 16+ so this book can really cover multiple age groups.

This book also contains sample letters for parents and teachers to help highlight the importance of using the correct pronouns for your child and I think that's a really powerful tool.

I really hope this books finds the hands of many children and adults alike to further educate future generations.

This book is so important!! It was inclusive, well thought out and I adored the illustrations.

I really liked that the author included the harm misgendering can do along with examples for parents on how to support their child if they identify as anyone other than cis.

A great book for young and old alike :)

Thank you to the publisher for sending me a e-copy of this book. I'm in the search of my pronouns and this was encouraging and informative. I'll pass and recommend this book to everyone. It's time we get educated. Parents and children! Thank you for creating this book, hats off to the illustrator too.
P.S. I'm almost sure my pronouns are Xe/Xem 🥰
Thanks again!