My Shadow Is Pink

My Shadow Is Pink

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  • Type:Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
  • Create Date:2021-04-03 01:31:14
  • Update Date:2025-09-07
  • Status:finish
  • Author:Scott Stuart
  • ISBN:0648728757
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Reviews

Sally

Such a beautiful book。 Perfect way to introduce concepts of gender fluidity to young children and great grandparents。

Kathy Talbot

A great book about identity, finding your place and inner confidence with the loving support of family。

Mel Rowsell

My Shadow is Pink by Scott Stuart, is quite easily the most beautiful children’s picture book I have read in a long time。 Simple illustrations and rhyming verse tell the story of a boy who struggles to fit in, because his shadow is not blue like those of his brothers and father and friends, his is pink! This is a gorgeous story of finding the courage to be yourself and find your place in a world that may not understand your differences。 My Shadow is Pink is truly a book a courage and acceptance。

Amy (Lost in a Good Book)

Reader, I cried。Full review to come。

Shannon

A really cute book about being different and self acceptance

Valerie Doherty

It's Pink Day on Days of the Year Calendar。 I must read something about the topic today! This is an inspirational book written by a father to his son, after the child experienced bullying in school。 Highly recommend if this has happened to you or someone you know。 Books are a perfect way to introduce tough topics when someone might think they are the only one that has experienced a specific problem。 It's Pink Day on Days of the Year Calendar。 I must read something about the topic today! This is an inspirational book written by a father to his son, after the child experienced bullying in school。 Highly recommend if this has happened to you or someone you know。 Books are a perfect way to introduce tough topics when someone might think they are the only one that has experienced a specific problem。 。。。more

Wojciech Szot

Czy naprawdę „możesz być kim chcesz?”。 Scott Stuart w „Mój cień jest różowy” opowiada - z perspektywy małego chłopca - historię iście oświeceniową - uczącą, bawiącą i się rymującą。 Opowieść, która dodaje odwagi dzieciom i ich rodzicom, ale też nieprzesadnie lukruje rzeczywistość, pokazując, że cienie są nie tylko różowe。„Cień taty mojegoniebieski jest cały -i wszystkie chłopakiw rodzinie tak miały。 Lecz mój cień jest inny -od stóp aż do głowy -bo nie jest niebieski…Mój cień jest różowy!”Zadanie Czy naprawdę „możesz być kim chcesz?”。 Scott Stuart w „Mój cień jest różowy” opowiada - z perspektywy małego chłopca - historię iście oświeceniową - uczącą, bawiącą i się rymującą。 Opowieść, która dodaje odwagi dzieciom i ich rodzicom, ale też nieprzesadnie lukruje rzeczywistość, pokazując, że cienie są nie tylko różowe。„Cień taty mojegoniebieski jest cały -i wszystkie chłopakiw rodzinie tak miały。 Lecz mój cień jest inny -od stóp aż do głowy -bo nie jest niebieski…Mój cień jest różowy!”Zadanie domowe brzmi: Weź kredki, książki, drugie śniadanie i… przebierz się za swój cień。 Co gdy twój cień jest różowy i kręci piruety, gdy nikt nie widzi? NIC。 Po prostu przebierasz się w swój cień, który jest różowy i nosi spódniczkę。 Ale zderzenie z rzeczywistością jest trudne, tata się boi, w szkole reakcje są nieszczególne。 Dopóki twój ojciec sam nie wdzieje różowej spódniczki。Scott Stuart, australijski twórca ksiażek dla dzieci, wierzy w rodzicielski autorytet i siłę mądrych argumentów。 Świat jest tak skonstruowany, że wzrusza nas napakowany brodacz w różowej sukience i może to on jest kluczem do trwałej zmiany naszej rzeczywistości? W kolejnej książce Stuart będzie opowiadał o tym „jak być prawdziwym mężczyzną”, a okładka już zapowiada, że będzie tam sporo różu。Książkę przełożył Michał Rusinek, który jak zawsze pokazał, że nie trzeba zbytnio naginać polskiego języka, by lekko i płynnie napisać wiersz dla dzieci。Więcej tutaj - https://www。empik。com/empikultura/ksi。。。 。。。more

Aldu Lescano

Es re tierno y todos los niñxs deberían leerlo

Lissa Joy

This was so cute!! I loved it a lot。 It’s about a little boy who likes “girl” things in a traditionally male family, but realised that’s okay。 It’s also a rhyming book。

Karen Hendriks

Quirky and original and on trend with such a strong voice。

Caitlin

I cannot tell you how much I loved this book!!! Everything about it made me so happy and I think kids would love it as well。 It handles emotions and feelings so honestly。 Beautiful。 The illustrations are lovely, too。 Perfect fit!

Jaimie Morris

A lovely rhyming book that touches on the subjects of gender identity, self acceptance, equality and diversity。

J。M。 Northup

*What a wonderful story of empowerment and unconditional love!*I learned about this book from my daughter。 She asked me to purchase it for my granddaughters, telling me she read it and loved it。 Then, when she received it, I read it。。。 and loved it。 It is a marvelous tale about being true to who you are and of being loved as you are。 That is such an important message for ALL our children - for adults, too!I really like that it doesn't make it about any particular anything。 It talks about people *What a wonderful story of empowerment and unconditional love!*I learned about this book from my daughter。 She asked me to purchase it for my granddaughters, telling me she read it and loved it。 Then, when she received it, I read it。。。 and loved it。 It is a marvelous tale about being true to who you are and of being loved as you are。 That is such an important message for ALL our children - for adults, too!I really like that it doesn't make it about any particular anything。 It talks about people just being people, liking what others may not expect, but still being okay。 What a great thing to tell our young - it is okay to be unique; everyone is special in some way, so be proud of what makes you YOU! 。。。more

Alexandra Guest

What an incredibly beautifully written and illustrated story。 I teared up at the end! Its messaging is just spot on, for everyone。

Madelyn Chandler

A great book and very age appropriate for younger children。 This book is a perfect way to introduce younger children what LGBTQ is and shows a great representation。

Holly Matthews

I wish I could give more than 5 stars, this book is AMAZING。 This is exactly the kind of book that should be getting published in 2020。 It shares with young children that it is okay to be different than what you think it "normal"。 The main character in this is most likely transgender, and it is something that should get introduced at a younger age, and should also be considered "normal"。 I hope there are more children's books that include the LGBTQ / Trans community to come out in the near futur I wish I could give more than 5 stars, this book is AMAZING。 This is exactly the kind of book that should be getting published in 2020。 It shares with young children that it is okay to be different than what you think it "normal"。 The main character in this is most likely transgender, and it is something that should get introduced at a younger age, and should also be considered "normal"。 I hope there are more children's books that include the LGBTQ / Trans community to come out in the near future! This is a book that I will read to my future children and it will be in my classroom library! 。。。more

Bibliovixen

Wonderful book on being authentic and for the parents/caregivers who support children being who they are。

Paul Decker

*I received this book as an eARC from Larrikin House via Edelweiss。 I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。*his picture book has great art with a wonderful rhyming story all done with great intention and with a heartfelt message。 Every person has shadows that match their inner desires and things that society often shames people for doing/liking based on preconceived ideas and norms。 The protagonist has a pink shadow that likes to dance *I received this book as an eARC from Larrikin House via Edelweiss。 I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book。 All thoughts and opinions are my own。*his picture book has great art with a wonderful rhyming story all done with great intention and with a heartfelt message。 Every person has shadows that match their inner desires and things that society often shames people for doing/liking based on preconceived ideas and norms。 The protagonist has a pink shadow that likes to dance。 By the end of the book, we get to see the protagonist's father join his child in wearing a tutu。I love the idea behind this book, but I had a few hesitations with how the story was portrayed。 It still is very binary。 I was confused by the color of the shadows。 At one point men are shown to have blue shadows and women pink, but at another point the protagonist is the only child with a pink shadow in a class that seems to have girls in it as well。 I wish the traditionally feminine interests weren't gendered with the pink shadow。 Dancing can be enjoyed by all genders。 I wanted this book to defy stereotypes even more。 I also wanted to see more inequality addressed。 This book portrays every person having interests they are shamed for, but society does not shame everyone equally。 There are people whose interests align with what society says they should enjoy。 Those people are not discriminated against for those interests, while those with interests seen as nontraditional are discriminated against。These grievances are small, though。 I understand that books like this are more of a way to open up a dialogue with both children and caregivers。 I love that there are more books like this filling up the picture book shelves! I give this book a 4/5。 。。。more

Deisy Vargas

This book teaches students how to be accepting of their own person。 Although book does follow some stere types (blue for boys and pink for girls) the author does a really good job at portraying the characters and how he's felling。 This book teaches students how to be accepting of their own person。 Although book does follow some stere types (blue for boys and pink for girls) the author does a really good job at portraying the characters and how he's felling。 。。。more

Andréa

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss。

Ed。Mowgli。Rei。Riley。River。Crow。Jelly。Cheddar。Remus。Becky。Whatever。RJ

Adorable, I love it! Every person should read this。

Anna

This book is beautiful。 The story is so-so important, the pictures are really cute, it's easy enough for young readers。Also shoutout to the author, who's a supportive dad himself。 He wrote this book because his own son was struggling and he wanted to help him feel more welcomed in this world。 I never use this, but。。。 I STAN。 This book is beautiful。 The story is so-so important, the pictures are really cute, it's easy enough for young readers。Also shoutout to the author, who's a supportive dad himself。 He wrote this book because his own son was struggling and he wanted to help him feel more welcomed in this world。 I never use this, but。。。 I STAN。 。。。more

Nicole Johnstone

It's a shame Goodreads only allows 5 stars because I would give this book 100 if I could。 The book is one big beautiful message about being who you are meant to be and unconditional love。 It's the perfect story to introduce gender identity and diversity to children。 My children loved the story and when we were finished my 6 year old said "Do you know what I think happened next? I think he found more friends with pink shadows too"。Such a beautiful story。 I will be reading this to my children for It's a shame Goodreads only allows 5 stars because I would give this book 100 if I could。 The book is one big beautiful message about being who you are meant to be and unconditional love。 It's the perfect story to introduce gender identity and diversity to children。 My children loved the story and when we were finished my 6 year old said "Do you know what I think happened next? I think he found more friends with pink shadows too"。Such a beautiful story。 I will be reading this to my children for many years to come! 。。。more

Laura

One of my five year old sons favourite books。 He received it as a gift for his birthday and I’m so glad he did, because it’s a beautiful way of exploring a child’s feelings though the medium of words and pictures。The lead character, though we never know his name, has a pink shadow。 His dad has a blue shadow, and he worries about his little boy。 The story shows them coming together and bonding over their differences。 This is a truly enlightening book about accepting individuality and a must have One of my five year old sons favourite books。 He received it as a gift for his birthday and I’m so glad he did, because it’s a beautiful way of exploring a child’s feelings though the medium of words and pictures。The lead character, though we never know his name, has a pink shadow。 His dad has a blue shadow, and he worries about his little boy。 The story shows them coming together and bonding over their differences。 This is a truly enlightening book about accepting individuality and a must have for any child’s bookshelf。 。。。more

Malin Therese Øye

Byrja å grine。。 For ei vakker bok, anbefales på det sterkaste!

Chloe Callow

This book was a sweet and endearing story about a young boy who likes to do things his own way。 It has a great message about being yourself and accepting others。 I would love to keep this book in my future classroom so that my students know that I will accept them no matter how they choose to represent themselves and their personalities。

Heather Gallagher

I thought this was such a clever exploration of gender identity in a way that small kids will understand。 A little boy grapples with his pink shadow when most of those around him, especially the Dad he adores, have blue shadows。 There were some really moving stanzas about acceptance - eg。 'Some they will love you。。。and some they will not。 But those that do love you they'll love you a lot。' My absolute favourite spread was when the Dad appears in a dress。 It would be nice to think we didn't need I thought this was such a clever exploration of gender identity in a way that small kids will understand。 A little boy grapples with his pink shadow when most of those around him, especially the Dad he adores, have blue shadows。 There were some really moving stanzas about acceptance - eg。 'Some they will love you。。。and some they will not。 But those that do love you they'll love you a lot。' My absolute favourite spread was when the Dad appears in a dress。 It would be nice to think we didn't need books like this but we really do and Scott Stuart is to be congratulated on creating such a moving story。 。。。more

Ash Mallinder

❤❤❤❤

Szymon

Your shadow is pink, I see now it's true。 It's not just your shadow, it's your innermost you。Cute little kids book with beautiful art that is great to introduce your child to gender expression。 Sure, associating pink with feminine and blue with masculine presenting people is a bit old-fashioned but for what this book tries to achieve, using the colours works fine。 Your shadow is pink, I see now it's true。 It's not just your shadow, it's your innermost you。Cute little kids book with beautiful art that is great to introduce your child to gender expression。 Sure, associating pink with feminine and blue with masculine presenting people is a bit old-fashioned but for what this book tries to achieve, using the colours works fine。 。。。more

Nancy White

I thought this was a lovely, child-friendly exploration of gender identity and self-acceptance。 Not sure I like the pink/blue dichotomy, because it did feel like it was reinforcing the gender binary and thus undermining the central thesis of the text。 But nevertheless, quite a sweet read。