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Cross Dressing as Girls

From: Crystal Brunelle <brucr_at_onalaskaschools.com>
Date: Wed, 07 May 2014 12:52:35 -0500

I have a hard time thinking of picture books where the focus is a girl rebelling against gender roles imposed by society or questioning the gender that they have been assigned. I do know a few that question or fight how girls are "supposed to" dress & behave: Princess Pigsty, Princess Knight & Pirate Girl. All three are by Cornelia Funke.

A few chapter books come to mind such as Marty McGuire and Rickshaw Girl too though there are more. I think Julie and Paul have hit it though that a situation like that is somehow more acceptable in mainstream U.S. society so authors may not find that enough of a conflict.
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Received on Wed 07 May 2014 12:56:06 PM CDT