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• Fifty Shades Darker

  James, E. L., pseud., 1963-

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  A spicy and erotic story well-suited to the Anthony Bridgerton of the first half of the London season– a well-off, wealthy head of a family with an insatiable... appetite, much like the main character of this novel.

• The End of Patriarchy

  Radical Feminism for Men

  Jensen, Robert, 1958-

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  And here we have a publication better suited to the Anthony Bridgerton of the latter half of the London season– a man trying his best to learn about life lived by the fairer half, and how to help empower rather than hinder them.

• He's Just Not That Into You

  the No-excuses Truth to Understanding Guys

  Behrendt, Greg, 1963-

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  For readers who want some insight into the male psyche, like a certain jilted opera singer Siena Rosso.

• Bygone Badass Broads

  52 Forgotten Women Who Changed the World

  Lee, Mackenzi

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  A most appropriate and enlighting read for Lady Danbury, whom this writer would also describe as a 'badass broad'.

• Failosophy

  a Handbook for When Things Go Wrong

  Day, Elizabeth, 1978-

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  'Failosophy' would be a worthy volume for dear Miss Marina Thomson, whom we all know has had her share of heartbreak and misfortune this London season.

• Art & Queer Culture

  Lord, Catherine, 1949-

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  A fascinating look into how the art and LGBTQIA+ worlds have intersected– certainly a very apt and timely read for one Benedict Bridgerton.

• The Illustrated World of Couture

  Hess, Megan (Fashion illustrator)

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  A glorious collection of couture fashion, for daring fashionista's like Lady Featherington.

• The Gameshouse

  North, Claire, pseud

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  A high-stakes gambling thriller that Lord Featherington would enjoy (perhaps a bit too much, in this humble writer's opinion).

• Hamnet

  O'Farrell, Maggie, 1972-

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  Lady Bridgerton would be sure to enjoy this story of love, loss and family, which tells the story of Agnes and Shakespeare's son, Hamnet, his untimely demise and the play it inspired.