The second half begins a celebration of love, families, gay community members and famous people, not feeling embarrassed or ashamed, and feeling special with any parents because you are loved. I certainly wish we could clone him, and have one of him available at each and every school in our country!

Written in simple language but with a very meaningful message, this book is based on a very interesting premise, which is thought-provoking and very relevant nowadays. Mike Bartlett's play Love, Love, Love was first staged by Paines Plough and Drum Theatre Plymouth in a touring production in 2010. Narrated by J in the days, weeks and months after the marriage collapses, and interspersed with the departed wife's diary entries, Is This Love? Please join us at this online event to celebrate the publication of Helix of Love – a collection of poems written by parents of children with rare genetic conditions who explore the lived experience of rare disease, and reflect on what everyday life is like at a time when so much focuses on the promise of genomic medicine.The art you see as you flip through a graphic novel is quickly identifiable by the reader as something they appreciate or not. Through interviewing the experts, dispensing advice and tackling questions about love and life – both big and small – on Life Uncut, Laura and Britt have created a community of open-hearted and supportive women. I stayed up very late on a Sunday evening to make a photo book for a family trip and it was printed and delivered to me in less than 48 hours, in time for the trip. The first is a "Note to Kids" page, written with information about the rainbow symbol's history; having pride; advice about talking to friends and/or trusted adults, if help is needed; affirming messages about love and families; and so much more. In this age of gastro-porn and the fetishisation of food, the pressure to be as expert as the chefs we’ve turned into celebrities can feel overwhelming.

From the 'About the Author' page: Michael Genhart, PhD, "has been a clinical psychologist in practice. The book really dives in to the idea that being gay is something that should be brought to in a positive light rather than in a negative fashion.

The setting changes from a brownstone stoop to a park to a beach to an Asian historical site to a classroom to snowy mountains and on and on. This is a sweet and relevant story examining what it means to be an American, a sister, and your own self. Frances feels all of the attention is on her sister because she is better in school and has this problem.