To try and find some good teens books that don't push the LGBTQ agenda?

It exists in the same way Odin or Ganesh exists. Entirely in a small number of people’s heads.

it’s a belief and most people don’t believe in it.

you can have imaginary fairies if you want. We don’t.

At that age series I liked were

The Named - Marianne Curley
Wings - Aprilynne Pike
Wicked Lovely- Melissa Marr
Missing saga - Meg Cabot
Animorphs - K A Applegate
Saddle Club - Bonnie Bryant
Point Horror was a major hit at that age. God I had so many.
Shivers series

One off books I liked there was one called Roscoes Leap which I liked so much I went looking for it as an adult and it took me years to find it as I didn't know the title or author.

Shades Children was good but might be a bit mature for 11.

One about a blind girl that I think was Stephen King. I'll look for it tomorrow as I can't remember the name.

I'm sure I'll think of some more at some point, I was a massive reader that age, got through 15 books a week at least. I have literally hundreds in the loft and those are only the ones I couldn't bear to part with.

None so blind as those who for reasons of their own refuse to read the OP, eh?

You appear to be ignorant of the context of high school sports for girls in the US.

The trans athletes are competing against girls for university scholarship money. It's a very big deal indeed, and it's not just something Trump manufactured out of nothing.

Those "100 or so" transgender athletes took the scholarship money of "100 or so" girls. A scholarship that offers a full ride, no less.

Middle class American parents invest an enormous amount of time and money in their student athletes, girls and boys alike. For a top high school athlete the reward is an NCAA scholarship, perhaps afterwards a chance at an Olympic team, with the financial rewards that come with that, or the chance to play sport at professional level. At the very least, your dedication to a very demanding training and competition regimen while also achieving academic success makes your resume stand out from the herd.

Yep, any excuse to totally go off on one by the looks of it

What an obvious way to say “I’m so easily lead I believe the world is flat”.

gender identity doesn’t exist. Just like the flying spaghetti monster doesn’t.

I think they saw a chance to spew their Transphobia and took it

What a charming way of saying "I'm a bigot"

Trying to get some books for my daughter who is in S1, books are either too young or they all have a blurb that alludes to the main character's sexual preferences

From the OP as you seem to have missed it ..

OP said LGBTQ+

LGB is sexuality

TQIA++etc is make believe.

OP is talking about sexuality.

Quite.

Sexuality no - but transgender and other TQIA ideology have a definitely spread by social contagion

I find it bizarre that you think anyone's sexuality is influenced by books they read. It's the kind of thing homophobic people would say decades ago. I used to wonder if they were gay themselves.

I'm talking about transwomen.

Who will continue use the spaces they feel safest and most appropriate to them as they always have done.

Mentally ill people with complex traumas they have been lead to blame on “being born in the wrong body” exist. Yes. I get it.

Luckily transgender people don't rely on your belief to exist and live their lives on their own terms.

I don’t believe in gender identity in the same way I don’t believe in the flying spaghetti monster.

I could not give a single fuck about your piss poor justifications

MEN DO NOT BELONG IN WOMENS SPACES

My daughter really enjoyed the Pony Club Secrets series. I don't think there is anything about relationships in there ... but there is quite a lot about ponies.

You didn't even say anything about transgender though in your OP, it was all about how you didn't want your DD reading about LGBT sexual preferences.

Trump's propaganda team were grinding out tens of millions of dollars of propaganda about the appalling threat trans girls present to 'the girls on the sports teams' for weeks before the US elections.

Except according to Newsweek, out of a population of 320 000 000 Americans, it's estimated that there are only about 100 or so transgender athletes in college sports, and that the number is estimated to be even smaller for school sports. "Save Women's Sports, an organization advocating for banning transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports, identified only five transgender athletes competing on girls' teams in school sports for grades K through 12." Out of 17.3 million high school pupils.

So not really an issue - at least not in a material sense, though obviously a huge issue in many mumsnetters heads.

What is an issue in the UK, if you want to talk about actual inequality in sports that actually affects large numbers of girls who play sports, is the vast over representation in elite sports, of athletes who went to fee paying schools. But again, this is mumsnet so we know where that conversation is going to go.

Try talking to an actual Trans person and stop reading the Daily Fail