This book is all about helping people understand what it means to be LGBTQ+ and supporting queer and curious teenagers to explore their LGBTQ+ identity. It covers a range of topics including questioning, coming out, friends and family, love, sex, shame, pride, and allyship. It includes first-hand experiences from other notable LGBTQ+ people.

Where can I find books for free?

You can borrow books for free from your local library, and thanks to funding from the government Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, ever library service across England has the books on the list.

You can find your nearest library in England and Wales on the government website.

LGBTQ+ community support group with diverse individuals sitting together in a welcoming room, decorated with rainbow flags and pride banners, promoting inclusivity and acceptance.

Guide

LGBTQ+ mental health

Book

Coming Out Stories

Text reads ‘Celebrate trans lives’ with an illustration of five people. From left to right, a white person with shoulder-length hair who is sat in a wheelchair and waving a genderfluid pride flag; a brown-skinned person with a moustache wearing a top with a genderqueer pride flag pattern and a hearing aid; a black-skinned person with long, braided hair wearing non-binary pride flag patterned socks; a brown-skinned person with a prosthetic leg and fluffy hair wearing glasses; an older, white skinned person with shoulder-length white hair waving a trans pride flag.

Article

Trans Day of Visibility

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