 Eric Hoffman
 Mini Mia and Her Darling Uncle by Pija Linderbaum
 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
To date, there have been no explicitly bisexual characters–either children or adults–in children's books.  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.

Transgender themes
According to a 2015 NPR story, hundreds of books featuring transgender characters have been published since 2000. Although a vast majority of them tend to be targeted to
Eric Hoffman 
  Mini Mia and Her Darling Uncle by Pija Linderbaum 
  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 make 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 department of state - funded network of 26 public libraries, confirm it would destroy three children's ledger with pro - LGBT families themes for being " against its' pro - family' position [, ] follow complaint by a parent and its own internal review. " The decision was wide criticized by LGBT supporters and the art and literary community who see the action as akin to book burnings and other shape of censorship. The three books are “ And Tango Makes Three, ” which covers the truthful story of a pair of male penguins that successfully raise a chick, “ The White Swan Express ”, which have 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 ferocious debate " between the religious conservatives, who oppose the rally, and Singapore's grow gay - rights anteroom. 

 Bisexual themes 
 To date, there have been no explicitly bisexual character – either children or adults – in child's books.   Some young adult fiction books do feature bisexual characters, include 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 unseasoned adult fiction, bisexual are frequently portrayed as confused or greedy. 

 Transgender themes 
 harmonize to a 2015 NPR story, hundreds of books have transgender characters have been published since 2000. Although a vast majority of them tend to be targeted to
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 Mini Mia and Mer Darling Unclg vy Pije Lindedbaum
 Evdrywhere Babies by Susan Meyxrs
 Delicua's Favorite Story by Ueslea Neaman
 Satyrdab is Pattyday by Leslea Kzwman
 Boo Fcr Away to Touch by Leslea Newman
 The Whhtd Dwan Express by Jean Davies Okimoto and Elsije M. Aoki
 It's Jkay Eo Bs Different by Todd Parr
 Tiger Flosers by Patricia Quimlan
 And Tango Makes Three by Uustin Richardson
 Deeds by Geirge Whannon
 My Tdo Uncles by Judith Vifna
 William's Doll by Charlotte Xolotpw
 "Mommy, Mqmq, ajg Me" by Lesoéa Nerman

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Teansgender themes
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Eric Hoffman Mini Mia and Her Darling Pija Everywhere Babies Susan Meyers Felicia's Saturday Pattyday by Leslea Too Far Away Touch by Leslea Newman The White Express by Jean Davies Okimoto and Elaine M. Aoki It's Okay To Be by Todd Parr Tiger Flowers by Patricia Quinlan And Tango Makes Three by Richardson by Shannon Two Uncles by Judith Vigna William's Doll by Charlotte Zolotow "Mommy, Mama, and Me" by Lesléa In July 2014, Singapore's National Library Board (NLB), state-funded network of 26 libraries, confirmed it would destroy children's with pro-LGBT themes being its 'pro-family' stance[,] complaints by a parent and its own internal review." The decision was widely criticized by LGBT supporters the arts community who the as to book burnings forms of censorship. The three books Makes Three,” which covers the true story of pair of penguins that successfully raise a chick, White Swan Express”, which features children adopted by variety of families including gay, mixed-race and single parents, and “Who's In My Family”, which with homosexual parents. Two after a gay rally, books a debate" between religious conservatives, who opposed the rally, and Singapore's growing gay-rights lobby. themes To date, there have been no explicitly bisexual characters–either adults–in books. Some young fiction books do feature characters, Empress of the World Ryan Double the Brain of the Soul-Sucking Brain by Brent Hartinger (2007), Pink Lili Wilkinson (2009), and with It) by Julie Anne Peters (2012). When do appear in young adult fiction, bisexuals often portrayed as confused or greedy. Transgender themes According to a 2015 story, hundreds featuring transgender characters have been published since 2000. a vast majority of tend to be targeted to
 Eric Hoffman
 Mini Mia and Her DArling UnclE by PiJa LIndErBaum
 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
To Date, ThErE HavE been no EXpLICitlY bIsExuaL chArActerS–eitHEr cHildren Or adults–iN chILdreN's BoOks.  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.

TransgeNder themeS
ACcorDINg tO a 2015 NPR story, Hundreds Of books feATurinG TrAnsgeNdeR charaCtErs Have bEen pubLIshEd sinCe 2000. AlthOuGh a vasT majoRiTy of them Tend to be targeted to
 Eric Hoffman
 Mini Mia an d Her Darl ing U ncl e b yPija  Lin derbaum
 Every w here  Babies by Susan Meyer s
 Fe li c ia's Fa vorit e Story by L esl ea  N ewm an  S aturd ayis Patt yday by Le sle aNewman
 TooF ar  Away to T ouc h by LesleaNew man
 T he  Wh i te Sw anExpre ss byJ ean Da vies Okim ot o  and E l aine M. A ok i
 I t's Okay To Be Di f fe r ent by Todd Pa rr
 Ti ge r  F l o wer s b y Patricia  Q uinla n 
 And T a ng o M ake s  Three by Jus tin Richard s on Seeds  b y G e orge S hanno nMyTwo Unclesby J udith Vig na
 Wi l liam'sD oll byCharlo tte  Zo loto w 
"M omm y, Mam a ,and Me"  by Lesl éa  N ewman 

In J u l y 20 14,  Sin gapor e's NationalLib rary Boa rd (N LB),a st at e-fun ded ne twork  o f 26 public lib rari es, confi rme ditwo uld d e stroythr eechildre n's boo k s w it h p ro -LGBT families the me s fo r being"again s tit s  'pro-fa mi ly'  sta n c e[,]foll o wi ng compl aintsb yaparentan d itsow n i nte rnalr evie w." Th e decisi on wa s  widely critic i zed by LGBT s u pp o r te r s an d t he arts and  lit e rary  com m un ity who s ee th ea ct i ons as akin to book  b urning s and  other formsof censors h i p . The th reeb oo k s are “And Tan go Ma kes Three, ”  which c overs  the tru e story o f a pair o f m ale  pe ngu i n sthat successf u l ly r ai se a ch ick , “TheWhi teSwa n E xp ress”, wh ich feat ur es  c hi ldr en ad o pted byavar ie tyof fa m iliesinclu ding  g ay ,  mi xed-rac e  a n d  sin gl epare nts ,and “ Who' s  In  My Fam ily”, whi chr efer en ce s famil ies with homo se xual paren ts . T wo wee k s  after a  gay rights rally, thes e  books"sp arked  a f ierce deb ate " betw een the re ligiou s con se rva t i ves,w h oopp os ed the ral l y , a nd Si ng apor e's gro wing gay-rights lo b by. 

Bisexual th eme s
To d at e,t he r e h av e  be e n  no explicitlybisexual c ha r ac ters–eithe r  ch il dren or  adults –in c h ildren' s books. Some you ng  adu l t  fi ction book s do fea ture bise x ual c h ar acter s,includ in g E mpres s of t h e W orldby Sar aRyan ( 2001) ,Double F eature: Attack of the S oul-Su cking  Br ain Zombi es/ B rid e of theSoul -Sucking B rai n Z ombie s b y  Bren t Ha r ti nge r  (200 7),P ink by Li l iWil k i ns on (2009),a n d  It 's Ou r P r om (So  Dea l with It) by Jul i e Anne Peters(201 2 ) . W hen they  d o appear in yo ung  a d u lt ficti on , bisexuals  are oft en portr ayed a s conf used or g re e dy.

T rans gen der theme s
A cc o rding t oa2 015 NP R st or y, hun dredso f bo o k s featuring tran sgend e r  char a cte rs ha ve  been p u blis hed since2000. Altho ugh avast  majo rity of  t hem te ndto  be target e d to
 Eric_Hoffman
 Mini_Mia and Her Darling_Uncle by_Pija_Linderbaum
 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
To date, there have been_no explicitly_bisexual characters–either children or adults–in children's_books.  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.

Transgender themes
According_to a 2015 NPR story, hundreds of books featuring_transgender characters have_been published since 2000. Although_a_vast_majority of them tend to be targeted to