Setterington, Ken

Describes how homosexuals were treated during the Holocaust.

When Rosie finds out that her two mothers are getting married, she wonders if she'll get to be a flower girl.

A retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale in which a boy named Kay gets splinters in his eye and heart, turns cold and unfeeling, and is whisked away by the Snow Queen, and it falls upon his friend Gerda to save him and return him to the loving boy he used to be.

A young princess places her life in peril as she works in silence to weave eleven shirts from the yarn of stinging nettles in order to free her brothers from an evil spell that has turned them into swans. Includes paper-cut illustrations.

Describes how homosexuals were treated during the Holocaust.