Two Mama Hens and Their Son Named Finn: A Children’s Story of LGBTQ+ Adoption and Limitless Love

"So, remember my little duck," the Mama Hens begin to cluck, "Every day when the sun rises there are all types of families in different colors, shapes, and sizes. Even though you were not an egg we could lay, you are our duckling, and we will always be here to stay."Join two Mama Hens as they explain to their curious baby duck Finn why he does not look quite like them, and how he came to their family. As the Mama Hens recount their story of rescuing and protecting the lost egg, Finn learns that regardless of how his family of three came to be, the two Mama Hens love him all the same. The children's book, Two Mama Hens and Their Son Named Finn, familiarizes children with the topic of adoptive families, inclusiveness, and the importance of love no matter where you are from, what you look like, or who you call family.This book is also pending two other version to depict different types of parent dynamics. This includes, "Two Papa Roosters and Their Daughter Named Bree" and "A Papa Rooster, Mama Hen and Their Daughter Named Wren."