The Every Body Book : The Lgbtq+ Inclusive Guide for Kids About Sex, Gender, Bodies, and Families by Rachel Simon
Short Summary
The Every Body Book by Rachel Simon is a comprehensive, inclusive, and beautifully illustrated guide for kids that covers everything from gender identity and sexual orientation to bodies, relationships, and online safety. What makes it so powerful is its strong LGBTQ+ inclusive approach – making sure that all kids feel seen, understood, and represented. It’s one of the most inclusive sex ed books available and a must-have for families wanting to raise kind, informed, and accepting kids.
Age Group
Suitable for children aged 7 to 12 years.
Topics Discussed
Inclusive | Intersex | Sex Education | Tweens
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What this book is about
- This isn’t a picture book – it’s a detailed guide that kids can read chapter by chapter as they grow and learn.
- It covers core topics like puberty, gender identity, sexual orientation, bodies, consent, relationships, and even tricky stuff like sexting and porn.
- The book is intentionally inclusive, using affirming language and examples that include trans, non-binary, queer, and disabled individuals.
- Illustrations show diverse skin colours, body types, and abilities – including people in wheelchairs and trans men giving birth.
- It helps children understand that gender and attraction don’t fit into neat boxes – and that that’s completely okay.
- A great book to support families with LGBTQIA+ children, or simply for raising kids who are open, respectful, and informed.
- Also touches on different family types, love, attraction, and media literacy – equipping kids for the world they’re growing up in.
- It’s written in a straightforward, age-appropriate way that empowers children with facts, not fear.
- The only downside is the price – it’s a bit expensive for a children’s book, but worth it if you want a truly inclusive resource.
I hope you find this book review helpful!
Happy talking!
❤️ Cath