pick5 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 Worm loves worm. No one has to be a bride and know one has to be a groom. It does not matter how things used to be, the only thing that matters is that worm loves worm. This is another way of saying Love is Love. It doesn‘t matter who you are, how you dress, or what you call yourself. The only thing that matters is her and now and that worm loves worm.
pick#HeatOfJuly Day 24: #ISwear to love you and only you. This is a story between a worm and another worm who have fallen in love with each other, and have decided to get married. For the couple, their love is simple, clear, and uncomplicated – and they wish to spend the rest of their lives together - until they were told they couldn‘t do certain things bec that isn‘t the way things are usually done. Full review here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-h80
I had a pretty good month. I also realized that unintentionally all but 2 of my books this month had #LGBTQ themes 🙌🌈 It was so hard to pick a #BestReadOfMarch since I read across so many genres this month. But you really can‘t go wrong with Marlon Bundo. So great. #ReadingResolutions #MarchStats #MagicalMarch #WrapUp #MarchInBooks
Worm loves worm.
They both decide to be the bride and groom.
Cricket says, “That isn‘t how it‘s always been done!”
So Worm and Worm change how it‘s done.
Because Worm loves Worm.
#two #novemberbythenumbers
pickJust because something has always been done a specific way doesn't mean it's the only way. A great book to introduce the concept that love is love!
❤️💛💚💙💜
pickTwo worms love each other very much and want to get married, but who is the bride and who is the groom when worms have no gender? I loved this probably more than my son did, I thought it was adorable and packed the message that love is love. No matter what. #kidlitsy
That's right, Worm. Such a beautiful book ❤
pickWith zero prompting, this is one of the books Little chose to read tonight. #hope
He loves it, by the way, and has since the first time we read it.
pick#SeptimusCat and I both adored this tale of two worms who just want to get married, but societal norms keeps throwing wrenches in their simple plan.
pickI decided to read all of the children's book selections in Goodreads best of the year draft, so I didn't know a thing about any of them aside from that. This was a surprisingly heartwarming little book that basically says that it doesn't matter what sex people are or aren't, you love each other. And that the wedding industry can be crazy. A future Christmas gift for the kids in my life.
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