This is an outstanding resource for parents, teachers, librarians and therapists to share with the children in their lives. The author explains pronouns in a very straightforward manner, explaining common pronouns and gender norms, then moving onto neo-pronouns and how to handle a social situation in which one might accidentally use the wrong pronouns.

Children and adults will come away learning about ways they can show respect, how we can learn from one another, and how we can forgive others and ourselves if we make a mistake.

The illustrations are bright and accurately reflect the individuals that the text is describing. In fact, the graphics tell the story just as much as the written word. I highly recommend this book for all ages.

Such an important book for people of all ages to read. Everyone needs to be more aware of the feelings and preferences of those around us and why it is so very important to respect their decisions for themselves. Highly recommend this!!!

This is a good, inclusive primer to using pronouns for people. The language is aimed more at elementary school age, but you could easily use it in a preschool storytime.

I love this book and I am just so happy that it exists . people always think that complicated things like this are too complex to explain to children, but they're not . children are learning everything all the time and if you take the time to explain it and explain it in dynamic ways like this book does, kids can grasp it just fine. It's much harder for people who are already stuck in their ways do people who don't believe in the absolute binary. it warms my heart to see books like this for kids and I wish we had more like it when I was growing up.

This is a great children's book about pronouns - what they are, why they're important, and how to use them appropriately. I love that this book gives children (and adults!) the language around pronouns in an easy, nonjudgmental way. This is a great way to grow understanding around pronouns.

This is a perfect primer on the proper use of pronouns. The illustrations and big letters make this appropriate for all ages--yes, little kids included. It certainly aimed at that audience, but this is an excellent resource for adults who genuinely want to learn more and those adults who keep claiming that they just "don't get all these pronouns.' The book is the length of most picture books and provides additional resources at the back, which include a letter template for teachers and the parents of friends to introduce them to a child's pronouns.

This is a really perfectly simple book that explains pronouns to those who may be confused or want to learn more about the subject. It's a wonderful book that I think kids will love and learn a lot from, maybe even some parents too!

It's important to educate people on why pronouns are important and that it is okay to experiment and try out new pronouns until you find the ones that suit you best.

A definite recommendation!

This picture book is a wonderful resource for explaining gender and pronouns to small children.I fully recommend it to parents as a way to start this conversation and normalize it in your child's life.

Very informative, whilst being suitable for children. The artwork is lovely and engaging and, I was very happy to see, incredibly diverse.

A must for school libraries!

It's a picture book for everyone! Both adults and children will learn something new from this book. She introduces pronouns with facts. Corrigan then explains that gender exists on a spectrum. Her illustrations, definitions, and terminology are easy to understand for all ages. Every student (from preschool to high school) should read this book. This is also a great gift idea for children. All those stars are well deserved!

This was such a cute and informative book! The illustrations were beautiful and I just loved them! The information was really well presented and in an easy to digest manner.

Very informative, whilst being suitable for children. The artwork is lovely and engaging and, I was very happy to see, incredibly diverse.

A must for school libraries!

Wonderful resource for kids, parents, and educators. I learned a better understanding of pronouns and feel better informed to help explain it to children if I need to. The glossary and sample letters at the end are an invaluable resource that can be used by everyone when a refresher is needed. Thanks to Netgalley for allowing me to provide my review on this title.

The Pronoun Book is a picture book introduction to the various pronouns that people use based on gender identity. It is an excellent starting point for discussions with children and may serve as a bridge to understanding and better acceptance of those who use a different pronoun from their sex assigned at birth. I highly recommend this book for childrens' classroom or personal use!

I really truly love the intention of this book. It’s a fantastic introduction to the way pronouns should be used in the English language in order to be as respectful and loving as we can be of every human.

The parent resources at the back of the book are fantastic for any parents who are new to learning about trans-inclusive language and etiquette. In fact, this entire book is a great primer for parents/caregivers/adults in general. (I plan to share it with many “grown ups” in my life with whom the pronoun conversation has been particularly frustrating.)

The only question for me has to do with the suggested age. As a parent of 3 young kids, I am not sure that 5+ is an accurate assessment of audience. This has NOTHING to do with the content and everything to do with presentation and language. Having had this conversation with my two older kids recently, I know that in order for them to process the ideas of “pronouns” and “gender” vs “sex”, they really needed it presented more simply to start. I imagine this would be even more necessary for kids who haven’t encountered anyone under the trans umbrella. The presentation in this book seems to be better suited for kids 9+ for comprehension and connection to the material. That said, I would LOVE to see a more simplified version created for younger kids.

More inclusive, loving, educational content, please!

This is such a important book! It is not only for children, because it's a easy introduction for adults. The concepts of gender identity, assigned genders, sex and pronounsare explained in a way that's easy to understand, without overwhelming the reader. The mixture between illustrations, which are not too childish, and information is well balanced.

Thank you to Netgalley for letting me read this advanced copy.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for providing an eARC of this title in exchange for my honest review.

This book was so stinking cute!

I highly recommend this book for everyone and anyone (especially parents, caregivers, and educators). It allows for an easy discussion about pronouns, identities, gender, sexualities, compassion, empathy, courage, respect, diversity, and kindness.

I think this book had a good balance of art and information that will make it appropriate and interesting for people of all ages to enjoy.

The added information for adults, parents, and teachers in the back of the book was great to read about and should be helpful in educating others about this topic.

An insightful and useful bookfor educating yourself in terms of how we all need to be learning the use of different pronouns so we can end the days of making assumptions that there are only "he/him, or she/her".

Pronouns can be confusing for adults to understand so I love the idea of teaching kids from a right age. Not only are they being taught to respect everyone's gender preferences, but it also allows them to think about their own gender identity.

This book is such a refreshing thing to see, honestly, and I'm grateful for the chance to read it prior to it's release. I'll definitely be buying a tangible copy at some point once it's available to buy.

It's aimed at informing children of all things gender-related, which is beautiful to see for once, and it's done right without bias or misinformation. The use of language is perfect, not too childish, but also simply written and easy enough to follow for people of all ages. The illustrations also aren't too childish, either, which helps make the explanations throughout that much clearer to visual, impacting on the reader in terms of how someone of whichever gender may or may not look, and to help put across that judging someone by their appearance alone isn't always that telling of who or what someone is. It makes the reader stop and think, and young children who are often curious to begin with will no doubt consider this information and ask questions. The two work together beautifully.

There's also some words of advice for adults at the back, plus a glossary of terms, and helpful tips when it comes to teaching the subject matter.

Overall, I think this book is perfect for learning about gender identities for both children and adults alike, and it's also helpful for those who experience being trans/non-binary who've never known this information or the terms and meanings to explain their identities. More books like this should be out there to help everyone learn, to impact positively on people's lives and spread information rather than fear and hate, and to offer help and advice all in one go. It would be nice to have this book reach schools and be taught to children from an early age, and I would recommend this to any parent, especially if they themselves aren't all that well-informed.

(Some of the pictures in the version that I have are missing, which messes the formatting up in places, though I assumed this isn't a problem with the final edit, and there's some use of UK English amongst the US spellings, so I'm not sure if that was intentional or not.)