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including working, eating, sleeping, and occasionally even fighting. Additionally, the boy accompanies his father and Frank on multiple excursions, including trips to the zoo, beach, and a baseball game. The boy enjoys when Frank plays with him, cooks for him, and reads to him. When he asks his mother about his dad and his roommate, his mother explains that they are gay. When the boy is confused, his mother elaborates that the boy's dad and Frank partake in many of the same activities that other couples do, and that being gay is just another form of love. The story concludes with the boy's acknowledgement that since all of his parents are happy, he is happy too.
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more copies of the book to accommodate for the increase in demand in accordance with its policies. However, residents continued to steal the book from the library, prompting the
Wichita Falls City Council to create a policy that enabled library card holders who garnered 300 signatures the ability to relocate certain literature. The ACLU challenged this policy in local courts, and the policy was eventually deemed unconstitutional by U.S. District Court Judge Jerry Buchmeyer, thereby returning the book to the children's section.
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belongs in educational environments because it promotes dialogue about topics children might be confused by. Acknowledging that gay and lesbian people exist, Finnessy attests, is not necessarily deeming homosexuality proper so much as it is addressing a reality that children will experience. The book
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praised the book for raising public awareness for the lack of children's literature acknowledging homosexual relationships. Furthermore, both reviews commended the book for its charming and familiar illustrations that enable children to feel comfortable and ask questions about the book. Additionally,
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Regional Library System. Despite residents compiling two petitions with 350 names requesting the book's removal, the library chose to retain it. Following the decision, the challengers requested a review of
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that challenged the book's inclusion in the children's section at the local library, and questioned the library's policies. Amidst national attention, the library held a public forum concerning the issue. In light of local support, the library board voted to retain the book in its current location,
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Baptist minister protested the book's inclusion in the public library, a member of the congregation indefinitely checked out all copies of the book. After the story gained national attention, various people donated their personal copies to the library, and the library soon purchased
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in his campaign to amend the state constitution to allow for discrimination against lesbians and gay men. He used the two books as evidence of a militant homosexual agenda that threatened childhood development. However, citizens of Oregon voted to defeat the measure on
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listing it as the most contested book in 1993 and 1994. Its prominence as one of the first children's books to illustrate a gay relationships has led to its inclusion in various political and social debates since its publication.
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depicts a boy whose three parents all care for and love him, and
Finnessy contributes multiple interviews from diverse parents who appreciate the book's loving, safe, and fun household that all children can learn from.
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from its grade-school curriculum. The books had previously been an optional reading choice for first-grade students, but they were deemed age-inappropriate after the school board president reviewed the material.
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for its addressing and handling of living with two fathers. However, both evaluations noted that the quality of the writing itself was subpar, and that the story lacked depth or intrigue. A critique in
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served in the Navy where he created drawings of surgeries and medical implants. He then worked as a mural painter, painting murals for the
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Roback, Diane, and Richard Donahue. "Daddy's Roommate."
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