Have you ever wondered how children view the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community, how they make sense of it? Jaeqwan is very insightful for an 8 year old, but occasionally he has to seek assistance in understanding the world around him, and Maleak can become quite emotional at times. We encourage readers and facilitators to create space for experiencing emotions, especially sadness. This is particularly important with males. In this volume, Maleak decides the closet is the safest place to live. Jaeqwan attempts to coach Maleak out, but to no avail. It will take some very special people to convince Maleak to live out loud. The "My Mom's a Stud" series addresses adult topics from a child's perspective. It is designed for anyone seeking a non-threatening way to facilitate discussions surrounding civil rights challenges including racism, sexual harassment, bullying, and hate crimes. The series was specifically created for those seeking a better understanding of the LGBTQ community. The writing segment is a great start for anyone interested in becoming an author. Improving upon writing skills, exercising creativity, and increasing knowledge and acceptance of others also increases a sense of self-worth. Open dialogue is important and encouraged. Develop the story line using the words and cultural experiences of those involved. Share your knowledge, write a segment, or assist in whatever way that is most comfortable for you, your family, or your client/group. Send your completed version of the workbook to the publisher. We will create an edited version of the book. Your name will show as a co-author of the book, and your friends will be able to purchase the book directly from the distributor (see details inside). These books are well received by male and female children and adults from all backgrounds and cultures. Enjoy your experience.

Maleak and Jaeqwan set out to find a stud within their community. Unfortunately, none of the studs resemble his mom. He is left bewildered and confused. With the assistance of you and your child, the two boys find answers. This book is designed for families with children that seek a non-threatening way to address the use of various labels used within the LGBTQ community. You are afforded the opportunity to positively influence your child's self-worth by improving writing skills, exercising creativity, and increasing their knowledge and acceptance of alternative lifestyles. Family interaction is important, and encouraged. Share your knowledge, write a segment, or assist in whatever way that is most comfortable for you and your family. Develop the story using the child's words and family cultural experiences. Just imagine the pride exhibited when your child reads his/her contribution to the story in conjunction with a published product. "My Mom's a Stud is a keepsake, one you and your child will pass along.

In this volume, Maleak and Jaeqwan stumble upon a tent revival where they learn for the first time that "same sex" relationships are considered inappropriate from a religious perspective. Maleak shows anger as he refuses to blindly accept the demise of his family who demonstrate nothing but love for all. Understanding that people have different beliefs, the adults decide to meet a spiritual guru to address the matter. While gaining information about religion and spirituality, one of the adults shocks everyone with a surprising request. Read on to learn what happened with Maleak, Jaeqwan and the surprise request. Maleak Goes to Church is the third book of the "My Mom's a Stud" series created and written by Sonorra McMath. The series was designed to address adult topics from a child's perspective. It is designed for anyone seeking a non-threatening way to facilitate discussions surrounding civil rights challenges including racism, sexual harassment, bullying, oppression, and hate crimes. The series was specifically created for those seeking a better understanding of the LGBTQ community. The writing segment is a great start for anyone interested in becoming an author. Improving upon writing skills, exercising creativity, and increasing knowledge and acceptance of others also increases a sense of self-worth. Open dialogue is important and encouraged. Develop the story line using the words and cultural experiences of those involved. Share your knowledge, write a segment, or assist in whatever way that is most comfortable for you, your family, or your client/group. Send your completed version of the workbook to the Sonorra with an additional fee, and she will create an edited version of the book. Your name will show as a co-author of the book, and your friends will be able to purchase the book directly from the distributor (see details inside). These books are well received by male and female children and adults from all backgrounds and cultures. Enjoy your experience.