A group of 11 white teens poses for the camera. They're wearing various Pride gear (flags, hats, leis, and face paint). Behind them is a strip mall and other people who are also attending the Princeton, NJ, Pride Picnic in 2022.
"Princeton Community Pride Picnic 2022" by Princeton Public Library, NJ is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.

There are many lists of banned books online. Here are some that are focused on books for/about queer and trans children and youth:

  1. 25 LGBTQ+ Books That Are Banned In Schools in 2022
  2. Books Not Bans: HRC Foundation's LGBTQ+ Affirming Booklist for Middle School and High School
  3. Groundbreaking Children's Books That Have Been Challenged or Banned
  4. LGBTQ Book Bans and Challenges
  5. The LGBTQ-Inclusive Picture Books That Are Being Targeted for Bans (No, Reflecting Rainbow Tweens & Teens isn't geared toward either children or their adult supporters. But linking to the occasional relevant link seems like a good idea.)

See this R2T2 section for many concrete ideas on distribution.

See the sites below for other ways to support getting banned books to queer and trans young people.

  1. Hope in a Box