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New book on ace & aro identities shows kids there is more than one way build a happy life
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· July 31, 2026
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Key takeaway The book, written by Cody Daigle-Orians, is intended to show kids that there are many ways to build a happy life.
A new children's book aims to educate young people about asexuality and aromantic identities. The book, written by Cody Daigle-Orians, is intended to show kids that there are many ways to build a happy life. Daigle-Orians has spent the past five years building an online community to educate young people on the aromantic-asexual spectrum.
The book is called Love Looks Like Lola, and it tackles the challenge of explaining complex concepts to small children. Daigle-Orians' efforts are important for kids who have loved ones on the aroace spectrum, as well as for kids themselves who deserve to see different ways of growing up. Further details about the book and its author are available from LGBTQ Nation, a local source.
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Published: July 31, 2026 ·
Source: LGBTQ Nation ·
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