Girls Don’t Like Dinosaurs – A short comic book style story about pressure to conform and being yourself. Girls can be girls in what ever way they feel like, regardless of how others think.
By: Natasha Alterici
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Eric Dean writes:
Gender conformity and the imposition of gender roles on children is a huge and developing issue today. This comic puts it in a very sweet and simple way that anyone can understand, children and adults alike.
Patty writes:
I love the facial expressions and body language of the little girl! Very cute ending, too.
Jaison Rajan writes:
I really like this book. Its simple yet represents changes using various narrative techniques. A cute story too. P.S. Really think her smile at the end is realllllyyy cute!