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Introducing 5 Little Wardens, a magical Children’s book series following the adventures of five tiny seahorses, with giant characters who dwell on the bottom of the ocean. Despite their challenges they manage to remain positive and solve all the issues thrown at them in every day ocean-life. In this first story, our colourful self-appointed guardians of the ocean, these 5 Little Wardens tackle the task of tidying up ‘Bibs’s Room’. Bibs’s friends rally to help Bibs tidy up the man made clutter that falls from above. Each seahorse represents one element of nature Earth, Air, Fire and Water, and Spiritual force or Space just like the five rings of the Olympic. Each of these beautiful creatures have different gender orientations of Masculine (Represented by Bibs), Feminine (Represented by Joyas), Femininity in Men (Represented by Bow), Masculinity in Women (Represented by Salvy) and Non Gender specific (Represented by Starsh). In attempts to better comprehend human sexual complexities, Klein Sexual Orientation Grid (KSOG) was introduced by (Klein, 1978), to detect where people may fit on the sexual spectrum, but to this day individuals, families and friends are looking to tailor a behavior on how to cope and act. Mahdis Kia the author hopes that these characters will assist children navigate their world and encourage embracing diversity in their friends, family and community. Each of the five books from 5 Little Wardens series addresses a modern day challenge. Bibs’s Room aims to highlight Human Kinds’ responsibilities in providing an immaculate environment for the beautiful creatures that inhabit our natural world. —————————————————————————————————————————————— Klein, F. (1978). The Bisexual Option. United States: Harrington Park Press.
