The world of middle-grade aged children provides many opportunities to introduce an LGBT character.
http://www.leewind.org/2015/05/mary-e-cronins-workshop-on-gay-lgbt.html
Thursday, July 2, 2015
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Thanks for posting this, Laurie! We received so much great feedback on our workshop about developing Gay/questioning characters in middle-grade fiction. Hoping to offer it again elsewhere!
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