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2000 Non-Binary Names: a Guide to Gender-Neutral Names

What is the first gift you ever received? When presented with this question many of us will scour our memories, trying to recall a distant holiday or the story of the teddy bear that was gifted by a grandparent on the day of our birth. Few consider the gift that many of us were given before we even took our first breath—a name. Names can be new gifts, shiny and unused . They can be borrowed from a favorite work of art or a cherished television show. Names can be an heirloom passed through the generations, kept in the family, like a cherished jewel. Names can be many things, but as with most gifts we will receive in life, names can be returned if they no longer fit. The reality of it is, when exploring the world of gender identity, many find that the name they were given no longer fits.

In the pages that follow, you'll find over two thousand gender-neutral names . To help you navigate your choices, we've added a few helpful features. Beside each name is a box that can be used to mark, rank, or initial the name it sits next to.

Throughout the book, you'll also notice intentionally blank lines and boxes. These are for you to record your own names, practice writing names from the book, and take brief notes as you read.

Lastly, you have a page for listing names you've found on your own. You can also use it as a space to list all of your name choices as you narrow them down.
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Mavis Sybil

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Mavis Sybil is an author of books for children and young adults. Her work spans many genres from fantasy to horror, mystery to adventure and is uniquely in tune with the emotional worlds of her characters and readers.

Her books include Return to Atlantis, The Magic Unicorn, Madame Katlalina’s Love Spell, and most recently, the chilling, suspense-filled, The Attic: Are you sure you want to enter? series. In it, Sybil tells the story of ten-year-old, Richard, who moves from New York City to Salem, Massachusetts to live with his father and new stepmother, only to discover that the house is haunted by a terrifying, evil spirit.

A witch, with psychic abilities, Sybil brings a deep sense of the natural and supernatural to her storytelling. Her book, Spirit Guide is the tale of Jessie, a thirteen-year-old orphan in Fairbanks, Alaska, and his unexpected friendship with a soulful wolf named Buddy. Together they embark on the journey of a lifetime, to find Jessie’s birth parents.

Readers ages 9-15 will be swept up into the twists and turns of her plots while finding themselves reflected in the challenges of her heroes and heroines.

She lives in New York City, with her husband, three children, and their poodle, Harry.

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