You talked about us! I don't usually watch yours, as I have no children, but I did when I saw you mentioned the Rainbow List. I'm on that Round Table, although I wasn't involved in putting that together. No kids in my library, sadly - their books are more fun. Anyway, I know they worked really hard on it.

I was just signing up for our summer conference in Anaheim, and I saw that the session on GLBT graphic novels and comic books that the Round Table will be doing is listed under Children and Youth Collection Development. If anyone who's reading this is a librarian, you might want to look into it. Check it out on page 41 http://www.ala.org/ala/eventsandconferencesb/annual/2008a/an08-prelimprog-tracks1.pdf

I watch you guys every week, and I want to thank you for doing this vlog. I don't have kids, but my sibling does, so this week's book review, especially the David Wiesner books, was really interesting.  I am going to have to check those out.  Thanks again! Just have to say, I wasn't looking at the crowd so much in that oil rasslin' scene, but thanks for pointing out what all the hipsters are wearing at the clubs.  Pirate hats. Who knew? Argh matey!

Egret: Yes, we love the Rainbow List. It's great there are enough books out to make such a selection. The graphic novel session sounds great. I'm not a librarian myself, however, so I won't be there (though I did most of my collegiate work-study as a library assistant, long ago). I guess I'll just have to read the ALA blog post about it.

Spotticus: Glad you're enjoying the vlog. We hope to appeal to aunts and others as well as parents and prospective parents. It's funny--before parenthood, I never would have given the pirate hats in that scene a second glance.

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Dana Rudolph
Mombian: Sustenance for Lesbian Moms
http://www.mombian.com

I love this vlog! I think you both give a wonderful perspective on GLBT parenting. Although I don't have any children yet, I am taking a class on children's literature and found this latest vlog to be particularly helpful. Thanks!