I have just learned about a book in your library called ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’. This picture book is targeted at children as young as 3 and teaches them radical concepts like ‘gender theory’. I’m writing to ask that you make sure this book is not readily accessed by young children. Books like this should not be promoted to young children. Kids should be left to be kids.

I’m really concerned to discover you stock the children’s picture book ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’. This book teaches kids 3+ that their gender is based on feelings instead of facts. I’m writing to ask you to restrict access to this book so that it’s not readily accessed by young children. It’s important that kids are protected from radical gender ideologies. Let kids be kids.

I’ve just learned you stock a radical gender ideology book called ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’. I’m writing to ask that access to this book is restricted so that it’s not readily accessed by kids. Politically correct nonsense like this should not be promoted to young children in public libraries. Thank you.

I’m one of many concerned about a particular children’s book in your library. ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’ tells kids 3+ that no one but them knows what their gender is from day to day. I’m writing to ask that you make sure this book is not readily accessed by young children. Kids can’t pick their bedtime. They shouldn’t have to worry about picking a gender.

I’d like to lodge a formal complaint about a children’s book you stock. ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’ undermines basic biology and a child’s relationship with parents and medical professionals. I ask that you ensure this book is not readily accessed by young children. Radical gender ideology should have no place in childhood.

I am contacting you about a picture book in your library called ‘Who are you? The kid’s guide to gender’. This book teaches kids 3+ that their gender is fluid. I’m writing to ask that you make sure this book is not readily accessed by young children. We don’t need dangerous books like this undermining kids’ mental health and their identity.