I've said it previously, but I think children need more exposure to gender spectrums from a young age. This is great for preschool through 1st grade, because the animals make it attractive and approachable, but the message still rings true.

Good on the subject of being who you are, and finding others who are unique. Also, yay Grizzlybun!

Hah the first time I read this, I didn't love it, but once again I read it and grizzlybun made my day, so I think I like this book a lot after all. ( )

Unlike the other bears, Bunnybear prefers to bounce through the forest, wiggle his nose and nibble on strawberries like a rabbit. He even loves the sounds bunnies make. His fellow bears insist he act like a bear. He meets Grizzlybun, a loud roaring bunny who says she's a bear. The two become pals. Says Grizzlybun to Bunnybear, "When I see you, I feel more like me." This title would be ideal for storytimes about being yourself or for Pride Month.