Pride Colors By Robin Stevenson

Stevenson, Robin. Pride Colors. Orca Books. 28p. 2019. ISBN 9781459820708

Ages (1 and up)

 A beautiful book, to teach both colors and acceptance. This book is filled with photographs of children and their families. This book shows children of all colors and ethnicity. It also showcases a lesbian and gay couple happily loving their children. Beyond learning colors, children are taught love, acceptance, and self-belief. At the end of the book, the reader is informed that the colors of the rainbow symbolize special meanings to the LGBTQ community; life, healing, sunlight, nature, peace, harmony, and spirit. Stevenson's book is inspiring as it is beautiful. 


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