A custody group seems to have discovered on Wednesday that a popular children’s book appears to have had character pronouns changed.

The parents reported to Utah Parents United that:Narwhal: sea unicornAccording to the group’s Facebook page, Ben Clanton’s “” changed the main character’s pronoun. (Related: Kids’ Summer Reading List Promotes Gender, Toddler’s ‘Pronoun Book’)

“Gender ideology delivered to your doorstep. Thank you, but no thanks,” the custody group’s Facebook post read. partnership Utah State Board of Education (USBE) and kids reading nowa non-profit organization that delivers books to young students.

“Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea” listed The Kids Read Now website lists it as one of the books the organization sends to children’s homes.

According to a Youtube video released in 2020, the first page of the book originally read, “One day when a narwhal went swimming, he found himself in a new body of water.” Utah Parents United have noticed that “myself” has apparently changed to: “themselves”

Utah Parents United responded to parents’ concerns that “we” was a typo.

“This is classic bait and switch,” said Colin Johnson, director of public affairs for Utah Parents United, in another Facebook video. “And this is not a typo. This is a new edition, and the publisher has decided that through his three students he will introduce K. to his ideology of gender.”

The Daily Caller reached out to Kids Read Now, Utah Parents United and Tundra Books, the book’s publisher, for comment.