Molly's Family by Nancy Garden Antonio's Card/La Targeta de Antonio by Rigoberto González Best Best Colors: Los Mejores Colo res by Eric Hoffman Mini Mia and Her Darling Uncle by Pija Lindenbaum Everywhere Babies by Susan Meyers Felicia's Favorite Story by Leslea Newman Saturday is Pattyday by Leslea Newman Too Far Away to Touch by Leslea Newman The White Swan Express by Jean Davies Okimoto and Elaine M. Aoki It's Okay to Be Different by Todd Parr Tiger Flowers by Patricia Quinlan And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson Seeds by George Shannon My Two Uncles by Judith Vigna William's Doll by Charlotte Zolotow Mommy, Mama, and Me by Lesléa Newman In July 2014, Singapore's National Library Board (NLB), a state-funded network of 26 public libraries, confirmed it would destroy three children's books with pro-LGBT families themes for being "against its 'pro-family' stance[,] following complaints by a parent and its own internal review". The decision was widely criticized by LGBT supporters and the arts and literary community who see the actions as akin to book burnings and other forms of censorship. The three books are And Tango Makes Three, which covers the true story of a pair of male penguins that successfully raise a chick, The White Swan Express, which features children adopted by a variety of families including gay, mixed-race and single parents, and Who's In My Family, which references families with homosexual parents. Two weeks after a gay rights rally, these books "sparked a fierce debate" between the religious conservatives, who opposed the rally, and Singapore's growing gay-rights lobby. Bisexual themes As of 2020, there have been no explicitly bisexual characters–either children or adults–in children's picture book fiction. While many nonfiction picture book biographies of historical figures who had relationships with people of the same gender overlook or ignore those relationships, at least one, Frida Kahlo for Girls and Boys by Nadia Fink (2017), mentions that Kahlo loved both men and women. Some young adult fiction books do feature bisexual characters, including Empress of the World by Sara Ryan (2001), Double Feature: Attack of the Soul-Sucking Brain Zombies/Bride of the Soul-Sucking Brain Zombies by Brent Hartinger (2007), Pink by Lili Wilkinson (2009), and It's Our Prom (So Deal with It) by Julie Anne Peters (2012). When they do appear in young adult fiction, bisexuals are often portrayed as confused or greedy. Awards Dayne Ogilvie Prize Ferro-Grumley Award Lambda