Here's to Us — Content Guide for Parents
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Religious themes
PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Here's to Us appropriate for a 7-year-old?
No violence is reported in the search results related to the book's content. No scary content is reported in the search results related to the book's content.
Does Here's to Us have violence?
No violence is reported in the search results related to the book's content.
Does Here's to Us have scary content?
No scary content is reported in the search results related to the book's content.
Does Here's to Us have religious themes?
One of the main characters, Arthur, is identified as Jewish, which is mentioned in the context of his identity. However, the religious aspects do not appear to be a central theme in the narrative.
Does Here's to Us have racial/cultural content?
While one character, Ben, is noted as Puerto Rican, race does not appear to be a central theme or plot element in the narrative.
Does Here's to Us have profanity?
No profanity is reported in the search results related to the book's content.
Does Here's to Us have climate change?
No climate themes are reported in the search results related to the book's content.
Does Here's to Us have sexual identity?
The book includes references to sexual activity, with characters having sex mentioned but not described in detail. It addresses themes of intimacy and relationships among teens.
Does Here's to Us have gender roles?
The search results do not indicate any specific traditional or modern gender roles being promoted or critiqued in the narrative.
Does Here's to Us have lgbtq+ themes?
The book features two main characters, Ben and Arthur, who are both gay. The narrative centers around their relationship and experiences as they navigate life and love. It normalizes LGBTQ+ identities and relationships.
