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Little a and Please, Help Me!

An African American Boy's Cry

John Chipley
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
URLink Print & Media, LLC

About

This story takes place in the inner-city of Memphis, a neighborhood called Bingharnpton. It's a neighborhood full of crime and poverty. So yes, it has gangs and some street language but It's also full of courage and love and wisdom.
This book will help open doors for you to talk with your son or grandson about important things, things like feelings, anger, and love. It will help him have the courage to ask you the hard questions, maybe embarrassing questions, maybe questions that might save his life. Boys today are growing up in a world full of hate and mass-media false information. Our boys, your boys need to know that it is okay to ask questions about anything. This book will help both of you open doors of communication and trust. It is a book parents should read. It's a book boys must read.

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