It’s story time! What if you invested in the one written by Anne-Florence Salvetti-Lionne and Mathilde Baudy? If you want to support a great, really interesting children’s book that teaches tolerance, acceptance and the richness of difference and introduces people to drag culture, you’re in the right place.
Zaza, queen of the library, a story full of sequins
The story of this book, accessible from 5 years old, is as follows:
Camille is 5 years old and her father takes her to the library every Saturday to tell a story with Zaza. Zaza is a strange man or a strange lady, Camille isn’t sure.
Zaza tells stories very well and Camille loves her clothes and her beautiful hair of all colors.
One day, an unfriendly welcoming committee waits outside the library and prevents Camille and her father from entering. Their problem? Zaza’s presence…
What if all you had to do was walk through the library door and witness the story moment to understand what’s happening there?
Makes you want it, doesn’t it? But for this book, benevolent and positive, to see the light Belle Étoile laboratory, the fundraising campaign must be successful. And this is where you can help!
Hold up Zaza, queen of the libraryis to help, as its authors explain, to fighting against discrimination means supporting drag readings and their organizers, raise awareness on gender and diversity issues, and highlights Drag communities. So many good reasons to participate and help ensure that this book reaches all the best bookstores in France and Navarra (and even more).
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Source: Madmoizelle
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