Im gonna put a hint out soon Im a girl inside basically. I started writing this short story and it's something like 3 pages. It was suppose to be for my nephews kindergarten and a story to help kids not bully. It starts out with this kid who has no friends at all, is bullied by the boys at school and has a hard time relating to the other boys. He goes home alone to his only friend his golden retriever and so ya he eats lunch alone but one day that changes. A girl in his class speaks to him and she invites him over to her house to hang out with her and a few of her friends. He's not soo alone but the boys now call him a new name called "Girly". Him and his friends who are girls ignore the bullies. The bullies dont stop.
One day, one of the girls stands up to the bully and says leave him alone, hes not bugging you. She asks the bully "Why are you always bugging him?"
The bully "He's different, a freak hanging out with girls. The girl says "so what if he's different." It than goes how the girl says how they would rather hang with him than other guys like this bully who seems insecure. That there new friend is atleast confortable being himself unlike these bullies.
Im not finished with it but it gets to the point in a kids way that it's not wrong to hang with girls than guys and be into girls things and all. It gets into the mind of a girl in subtle way. It might be a bit bias towards girls but I dont know. It's based off me a bit and kinda explains a bit why I am how I am.
I might follow more stories like these maybe to help others who are either trans or just plain bullied.
Sounds like an educational story for school child, with a transitioning class mate n therapy for the transitioning child.
But I probably wouldn't recommend you coming out like that, I came out by talking to the people most close to me, first my mum, she took it well, then my friends, they didn't take it well, it's just a risk I had to take for my own good, so coming out through a children's book is likely to add more risk to a negative reception to your coming out.
But what ever way you decide to come out, I wish you good luck.