Silas on Sundays
Silas on Sundays by Joel Shoemaker is a children’s book published by Wildling Press on June 4, 2024. This 32-page edition explores the imaginative world of Silas, who enjoys transforming into various characters throughout the week, from a quarterback to an astronaut. However, Sundays present a challenge as Silas must conform to expectations at church, leading to feelings of discomfort and a desire for self-expression.
In this engaging narrative, readers will follow Silas as they navigate the contrast between their vibrant imagination and the constraints of Sunday routines. The story highlights themes of identity and belonging, encouraging young readers to reflect on their own experiences. With elements of activities, crafts, and games, this book offers a thoughtful exploration of individuality within the context of community and tradition, making it a relevant addition to discussions around LGBTQ+ topics.
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At home, Silas can use their imagination to be whoever they want to be.
On Monday, Silas is a quarterback, scoring the winning touchdown.
On Tuesday, Silas is an astronaut, discovering a new star.
On Wednesday, Silas is a famous actor, winning an award on TV.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Silas can be a builder, a ballerina, or a baker!
Silas can be whoever they want to be.
But not on Sundays.
On Sundays, Silas has to go to church, where they have to sit still and wear uncomfortable clothes, and Silas doesn’t like that. Silas wishes they could be whoever they want to be on Sundays too.
So Silas comes up with a plan to stay home on Sunday. But will it work?
When Silas goes to church on Sundays, they have to sit still and dress a certain way, which makes Silas feel less like themself. But, like people, not every church is made the same. Join Silas as they find their place, even on Sundays.
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