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Nick Rolfe

Nick Rolfe

  • 5 stars across 7 books
Nick Rolfe is a 44-year-old rock-music-loving mother, wife and teacher. Rolfe has taught across England from Foundation Stage up to Year 7 (Sixth Grade in US). As a SENCo, she has worked with challenging children with behaviour and learning difficulties. She has worked in a variety of primary schools, including a Sikh faith school and a Pupil reintegration unit. The author has two daughters, one who is transgender. Rolfe's very brave and beautiful teenage transgender daughter has been living as her true self for over a year now. As a mother, Rolfe found it a struggle to explain the concept of transgender to her 5-year-old daughter so created Rainbow Street. Rainbow Street is a series of picture books with LGBTQ characters aimed at Foundation Stage and Year 1 (Kindergarten in US). Rolfe drew upon her 21 years primary teaching experience to write and illustrate the books. The author lives with her family in a crazy house in Leicestershire, England.
11th December 2017

Mustard and Custard: True Friendship is Not About Gender

Custard can't decide what to buy Mustard for his birthday. He asks his friends for ideas, but nothing seems special enou... MoreMustard and Custard: True Friendship is Not About Gender

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11th December 2017

The Dandelion Dormice: A Story of Cultural Acceptance

The Dandelion Dormice family are different from everyone else on Rainbow Street. Because of who they are, they must slee... MoreThe Dandelion Dormice: A Story of Cultural Acceptance

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11th December 2017

I Am Fred: The Girl Who Wanted to Be a Boy

Felicity is not happy. She feels much more like a boy than a girl. But what will happen when she tells people she wants ... MoreI Am Fred: The Girl Who Wanted to Be a Boy

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11th December 2017

Basil and Sage: Does a Mother Need to Be Female?

Sage happily lives with just his dad, Basil. Then he falls out with his best friend, because Ted thinks not having a mum... MoreBasil and Sage: Does a Mother Need to Be Female?

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11th December 2017

Peggy Clover: Some People Choose to Live Alone

Peggy is very happy to live on her own on Rainbow Street. But everyone else thinks she must be sad and lonely. So they c... MorePeggy Clover: Some People Choose to Live Alone

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11th December 2017

Lilac and Mauve: A Story of Love in a Multicultural Family

Lilac and Mauve can't have babies of their own. So they decide to adopt two babies who don't have a mummy or daddy. But ... MoreLilac and Mauve: A Story of Love in a Multicultural Family

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11th December 2017

Granny Frogsbottom and the Triplets: A Story of Unconventional Parenthood

The Triplets live with their Granny. But she is very old and there is a lot she can't do. She doesn't like the same food... MoreGranny Frogsbottom and the Triplets: A Story of Unconventional Parenthood

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