Seems like anyone can write a book these days, and if you have a celebrity parent, people will buy it. I think as a child they don’t need to read about mixed messages. Let’s not confuse them more.

Im looking forward to reading it.

I’m not sure this kind of book will help anyone. Sure, if your son wants to wear a tutu, go for it, it’s part of dress ups role playing growing up etc. But anything more…..I dont think so

This book should help those children who don’t fit in. Not all who play with dolls and dress in feminine clothing turn out to be that way inclined later in life, but none of them should be made to feel as though they are doing something wrong if they wish to dress up and be a princess! Good on you, Christian

He is always toted as Richard Wilkin’s son, never just his name.

Exxy for a kids book!

Why be a princess when a boy can be a majestic prince?

What a great story for everyone about accepting people for who they are and not who we think they should be.

A great story to be told. If kids understand inclusion from a young age, we’re raising the next generation to hopefully practice inclusion automatically.

Inclusion is so important indeed

Children should be accepted, not encouraged, to be different.

This seems like a lovely book but a bit pricey.

Embracing differences is a nice sentiment, however, it won’t matter how many books you write, little boys dressing as girls is not ever going to be normal and kids who are different like that will stand out and get picked on. I don’t think we should encourage kids to go out of their way to stand out- they’re only going to get hurt.

No sorry, this is not okay. We do not nor should not be confusing poor kids with this Trollope. We can assume what a trouble childhood this poor boy had with his absent philandering father. We are present and easing our kids they won’t need to be off confused figuring themselves out. Not cool

I’m all for boys and girls having access to the same toys and resources to play with, however there’s a big difference between a little boy dressing up and a grown man wearing a dress. Is this what we are to teach our kids is normal now.

Great theme, my son very much loved to dress up like princesses and girls.

What a great book.

Wonderful that books are becoming very inclusive

It’s wonderful that people are being encouraged to be their authentic selves, without shame, stigma or prejudice.

What a great and different book!
Good to see how people are standing up for themselves and portraying a message for others to be the same.