Do you want your children to read these?
K-3 Gender Confusion Books in FMSD School Libraries
“They she me: free to be!” Gonzalez, Maya Christina.
“Ho’onani: hula warrior” Gale, Heather, (Children’s author)
“The Polar Bear Explorers’ Club” Bell, Alex 1986-
“Tiger honor” Lee, Yoon Ha, author. Series: A Thousand Worlds novel; book 2
“Julian is a mermaid” Love, Jessica
“Sparkle boy” Newman, Leslea, author
“Pink is for boys” Pearlman, Robb, author
“Rick” Gino, Alex, author. PUBLISHED 2020
“George” Gino, Alex, author. PUBLISHED 2015
“Tiger honor” Lee, Yoon Ha, PUBLISHED 2022
“My princess boy: [a mom’s story about a young boy who loves to dress up] Kilodavis, Cheryl. PUBLISHED 2009
“It feels good to be yourself: a book about gender identity” Thorn, Theresa, author. PUBLISHED 2019
“Julian at the wedding” Love, Jessica. PUBLISHED 2020
“Peanut goes for the gold” Van Ness, Jonathan, author. PUBLISHED 2020
“The fabulous Zed Watson!” Sylvester, Basil, author. PUBLISHED 2021
“Gender identity: beyond pronouns and bathrooms” Cook, Maria, author. Series: Inquire & Investigate PUBLISHED 2019
“Introducing Teddy: a gentle story about gender and friendship” Walton, Jessica. Author. PUBLISHED 2016
“Call me Max” Lukoff, Kyle. Author. Series: Max and friends; book 1 PUBLISHED 2019
“Speak up!” Burgess, Rebecca. PUBLISHED 2022
“The ship we built” Bean, Lexie, author. PUBLISHED 2020
“Kids speak out about inequality” Schwab, Chris. Series: Kids speak out PUBLISHED 2021
“Too bright to see” Lukoff, Kyle. PUBLISHED 2021
“Who are you?: the kid’s guided to gender identity” Pessin-Whedbee, Brook, author. PUBLISHED 2017
“Double exposure” Birdsall, Bridget. PUBLISHED 2016
“Queer, there, and everywhere: 23 people who changed the world” Prager, Sarah, 1986-, author. PUBLISHED 2017
“None of the above” Gregorio, I.W., 1976- PUBLISHED 2015
“The witch boy” Ostertag, Molly. PUBLISHED 2017
“Sir Callie and the champions of Helston” Symes-Smith, Esme. Series: Sir Callie
“Everything you need to know about sexual identity” Donaldson-Forbes, Jeff. Series: Need to know library PUBLISHED 2000
“From the stars in the sky to the fish in the sea” Thom, Kai Cheng. PUBLISHED 2017
“My shadow is purple” Stuart, Scott, (Children’s author). PUBLISHED 2017
“Enough!: 20 protestors who changed America”. Easton, Emily. PUBLISHED 2018
“La falda morada de leo” Borges, Irma. Series: Coleccion Egalite PUBLISHED 2022
“Lily and Dunkin” Gephart, Donna. PUBLISHED 2018
“Maiden & princess” Haack, Daniel. PUBLISHED 2019
“Prince & knight” Haack, Daniel. PUBLISHED 2018
“Zenobia July” Bunker, Lisa. PUBLISHED 2019
In my opinion, and in the opinion of the majority of parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, guardians and caregivers of our precious little children, whom I have spoken with over the years, they agree there are certain things that should be taught in school, and there are certain things that belong in the home.
Reading, writing, math, science, history, and the arts should be taught in school. Personal issues like gender identity and sexual relations/behavior/attractions should be discussed at home with loved relatives and/or guardians, those who truly know their children the best!
“I’m calling for Transparency in our schools, including the books and materials our children read. I’m calling for Parents to have the right to know and see what their children are exposed to? Who would be against that?”
As you can see by my Response to “Resolution Against Book Bans” I presented to the Board, I recommended NOT that books be banned, but that parents be given the sole authority to decide what books their impressionable little children’s minds be permitted to see, to hear, and to read in their classrooms, in their school libraries, and in the digital library the FMSD makes available to children on their chrome books, on their iPads, and at home on the internet, most of the time without the parents’ knowledge, supervision or approval.
This list is only a short sample of Gender Confusion books in the FMSD School libraries. This needs to change! Parents have rights over what their children see. Let them decide what’s best for their children!
Maybe parents didn’t know that the other 3 FMSD Board members (excluding Ho Hong, who was recently elected) voted to allow these books in your children’s libraries. They (George Sanchez, his son, Steven Sanchez, and Rudy Rodriguez) voted to:
Allow female hygiene products (i.e., Tampons, Tampax, etc.…) to be put in all little boys’ bathrooms.
Change the spelling of “Woman” and “Women” to “Womxn” during Women’s History Month (confuse our children more).
Pay $50,000 for an after-school program which teaches girls how to act like girls in the 21st century (I thought that was the job of parents at home!).
Add another month of LGBTQ+ to the school calendar to teach the history of the LGBTQ+ movement, overlapping and replacing Hispanic Heritage Month.
The nonsense needs to stop NOW! I ALWAYS stand up for parents’ rights, the education of their children, and the transparency of our district to let parents know what is going on in their schools!
