Go deeper into the world of the beloved Netflix show with this guide to Regency Era history, lingo, social rules, courtship tips, fashion facts, and more! Full of quizzes, activities, and enlightening facts, this book tells you what you need to know to confidently flirt with fans, properly describe a gentleman, swoon in style, become the suavest rake in London, and successfully deliver a withering insult worthy of Lady Whistledown. Discover delicious details about love, courtship, and the intricate fashion and hairstyles of the Regency period, and so much more. The Little Book of Bridgerton serves as your guide as you navigate through the complicated hierarchy of Regency society. Plunge into the scandals and culturally significant moments that marked this extraordinary era, learn the particulars of the art of Regency Era conversation, and be the most charming guest at any soiree. You’ll also find a checklist to see if you have a love match as electrifying as that of Daphne and the duke!

Little Duke Boy is an inspirational fiction novel based on true life events about a young boy named Clabo. The page-turner recounts Clabo growing up in the projects in Pittsburgh, PA., in a fatherless environment and a mother addicted to heroin. Clabo doesn't allow this dynamic to affect him too deeply. At least he doesn't think so. While most of the people around him are dysfunctional, broke and broken - he has a couple of positive male role models who feeds him wisdom that he will later use when he's of age. While he didn't have a relationship with his earthly father, he forms and nurtures a strong connection with his heavenly Father. But that doesn't come right away. Before Clabo connects with God, he gets connected to the street life at the tender age of 10. By the time Clabo is 16, he's been arrested, sold drugs, gets his girlfriend pregnant, and becomes feared among his neighborhood peers. Clabo lives a fast life that is all too real to young Black boys in the hood. Surrounded by violence, drugs, dirty money, robbery, women, a near-death experience - and even murder for hire charges, Clabo eventually decides this lifestyle isn't for him and wants to change. But does he? Little Duke Boy chronicles a jaw-dropping, adrenaline rushing, heart-wrenching experience that makes you want to save this hot-head, yet it's laced with a measure of faith that will tug the hearts of even the most hardcore souls reading this story.

Old Duke and Little Tiger This story is about a fifteen-year-old boy, Tommy Brown, and his little eleven-year-old sister, Rochelle, who could hardly wait to go on a fishing trip when school was out. She considered herself a better fisher than her brother, Tommy, and she was. There was no way Tommy could outfish that girl. Finally, the time had come. On their way to the pond, Tommy comes up with a really bad idea. Poor little Rochelle. Then there is the old man who lived in an old cabin in the woods, Mr. Foster, his old bloodhound, Old Duke, and a little calico cat, Little Tiger. The old man's wife had drown in the river one day while they were running trout lines. It broke the old man's heart, but Old Duke helped him along. The old man went coon hunting every day with Old Duke. He loved that old dog, then they found the little cat. After a while, it seemed that the old man loved the little cat even more. This story will make you cry. Cindy's Ghost This story is about a fifteen-year-old girl, Cindy Johnson, and her thirteen-year-old friend, Janice Stevens. Cindy wakes up one morning to find a little boy in her bedroom, not knowing that he was a ghost. She gets up to talk to him, but he walks right through her bedroom wall. Later, Cindy and Janice meet the little ghost boy, Billy. Billy talks them into going to the ghost world with him. They wind up in his tree house in some spooky, deep dark woods. They go through his grandfather's old house, then Billy leaves them alone. Freaking out over an old woman after them, will they ever get out of the ghost world? What will happen now?

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Now available for the first time in nearly 40 years. Baldwin's only children's book follows the day-to-day life of four-year-old TJ and his friends in their Harlem neighborhood as they encounter the social realities of being black in America in the 1970s. Full color.

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