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On BB Boulevard, children are not afraid of thunderstorms. When thunderstorms roll into their community they know Judge Boom, the neighborhood bully monitor, is busy busting bullies and bad behaviors. The BB Boulevard series of books provide lessons regarding friendships, bullying, manners, and acceptance of others. This is a special compilation of all six volumes in the BB Boulevard series with interesting bonus facts. House 123 - Erinn NoSharin does not share. She is happy having all of her toys to herself until she has to appear before Judge Boom. Judge Boom reveals to Erinn the hurt she causes other children, and how she is missing out on the fulfillment of childhood moments with friends because she does not share. Erinn has to choose to not share and be alone, or share and have more fun with her friends. House 223 - Obie Overmean is smart in school, talented in sports, and obedient at home. Obie is a bully. He is mean to other children and thinks he can get away with it until Judge Boom exposes the unexpected outcomes that result from his actions. House 323 - Shamus Giggleback does not get into trouble or break any rules, but he always seems to know where there is trouble and does nothing to stop it. Shamus stands in the background laughing, while others are being bullied. After getting a call from Judge Boom, Shamus learns that although he may not be the one doing something bad, laughing while others are being bullied is just as hurtful. House 423 - May-Lin Snobberfin is a smart, popular girl who has many cool things, but can use a lesson in what is truly valuable in friendship. Her comments and actions make her friends feel bad. She treats them based on things they have, how they look, or if they are popular. In a new twist, Judge Boom calls May-Lin to face her friends, the jury. From each, May-Lin learns to care more about what makes her friends special and less about superficial things that should not matter. House 523 - In many ways, Raji Rudemore is a good friend, but his lack of manners and rudeness is offensive. Judge Boom orders Raji to appear before her, and she magically teaches him the power of empathy by putting Raji in his friends' shoes. Raji learns that manners and respect build stronger friendships, and ultimately, shows his friends that he appreciates them. House 623 - Blayre Ordinaire happily lives a simple and predictable life, but is quick to judge others who live differently. In this book, Judge Boom teaches Blayre to open her mind, dismiss stereotypes, and embrace what makes her friends different. For information about the BB Boulevard series of books go to: https: //bbboulevard.com or https: //bbblvd.com Follow us on Facebook and Instagram!

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