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I wish I could give this book more than 5 stars. This is one of the most important books a child should read in todays world. Unfortunately, I know a certain group of people will trash this book, and while I know it's just the world we live in today, it hurts my heart. I 10000% recommend this book! Buy this book now!!!

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Thank you NetGalley for the arc! This is a powerful book that I hope parents read with their kids. The conversations are so important and the diversity in the book allows for anyone to pick it up. I was impressed with the intersex inclusion as well.

This book does go into some more mature conversations so some of it is probably for 10+

A wonderful, age appropriate resource for children, and those supporting children, to learn about all kinds of consent in a way that is easy to understand and accurate. This will be my go to book when my daughter gets older!

This book is amazing and I think everyone if they have the time should read it. No matter the age I think this book is really important. I know for a fact growing up I was never taught about consent and I am a college student currently. When you think about it the ones who's consent is typically ignore are babies/children which is honestly a serious problem on top of the fact that consent (at least when I was in grade school ) was not taught.

This book did a phenomenal job at defining specific terminology to help better understand how it applies to the topic of consent. Honestly it is very unsettling to think about your childhood past and realize how many times your consent was taken from you just because it was 1. something you never knew about and 2. something was never taught about. Everyone one has a right to their own bodily autonomy and everyone's consent should be respected point blank period. Whether they are a baby/child, a teen, a adult, and old person, or even an animal no one has the right to do whatever they want with your body.

Truly a great and easily digestible book. Highly recommend.

I gotta thank NetGalley too for introducing me to the book on their website.

I am someone who often works with minors and this book helped me to find ways to explain the meaning of consent on a level kids and teens will unserstand. I am a fan of how complex words are explained in a simple way instead of being fully skipped. I am glad they added pages with useful resources and a glossary.

Apart from that I learned plenty of things as well, which is a win for me and the people I am working with.

The drawings helped visualise what the author meant and I can imagine it will help teens understand as well.