I Don't Have to Choose

by Ellie Klipp, Mike Motz (Illustrator)

Overview

I Don't Have to Choose helps children internalize the truth that God made them just the way they are, including being a boy or a girl, in a way that is simple, affirming, and free of stereotypes.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512765960
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	12/01/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	28
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Ellie Klipp is a retired elementary school teacher. She earned her B.A. at Biola and has just completed an M.A. from MIUD (Masters International University of Divinity). She loves junktique decorating and tree planting. She and her husband enjoy country living near their grandchildren in the Southwest.

What People are Saying About This

Ph.D., Psychologist, President Link Care - Brent Lindquist

"...that while increasingly our culture and institutions want to control the discussions families have about gender, this book provides a useful and engaging resource for conversations parents need to have with their children in their homes before they go to school."

Ed.D., Educator and Author - David J. Glass

"The humor and warm-hearted wisdom in this fun-to-read little book for kids (and their moms and dads) deals with an issue of great import in these times."

Rabbi, Orthodox Judeo-Christian educator, IDF Captain (Res.) - Gidon Ariel

"...this book brings self-esteem and self-identity messages back to normative reality. And it's just a fun book to read to your kids!"

Chief Geologist U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and Diving Officer (Ret.) - Brent H. Carter

"...this little book focuses on important truths of early childhood."

Senior Pastor, Calvary Chapel Old Bridge - Lloyd Pulley

"...this common sense little book does a brilliant job explaining our God-given gender ("He made them male and female" Genesis 1:27)."

M.D., D.Min., Dr Carol's Guide to Women's Health - Carol Peters-Tanksley

"I DON'T HAVE TO CHOOSE helps children internalize that God made them just the way they are, even as a boy or a girl, in a way that is simple, affirming, and free of stereotypes."

Ph.D., Associate Professor Biological Sciences, Biola University - Matt Cruzen

"...this simple little book helps parents teach that their little boys and girls have a God-given identity."