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Green is a thoughtfully written middle-grade novel centered on a non-binary protagonist navigating their identity, friendship, and emerging feelings in an age-appropriate way. The book models self-acceptance and supportive family relationships while exploring themes of belonging and self-discovery. There is no violence, profanity, or sexual content; the emotional stakes involve everyday school life and a school musical production. This is an inclusive, affirming story ideal for readers beginning to explore questions of identity and emotion.
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From the bestselling author of MELISSA, a new book putting a non-binary kid named Green at center stage. CRUSHES ARE CONFUSING. Green is very lucky. They've got a supportive dad, friendly neighbors, and good friends. They've figured out a lot of things... but they can’t figure out what to do about Ronnie. Ronnie's a bo... From the bestselling author of MELISSA, a new book putting a non-binary kid named Green at center stage. CRUSHES ARE CONFUSING. Green is very lucky. They've got a supportive dad, friendly neighbors, and good friends. They've figured out a lot of things... but they can’t figure out what to do about Ronnie. Ronnie's a boy who's been in Green's class for awhile. He's sweet. Funny. And lately, Green's heart has raced a little faster whenever he's around. Green is pretty sure about their own feelings. But when it comes to how Ronnie feels, they have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA. When Green doesn't get a part in the school musical -- a very untraditional version of The Wizard of Oz -- they join the crew to work alongside Ronnie. Is this a good idea? Green’s about to find out...
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ISBN 9781338776164 · Scholastic Inc.