Who’s afraid…
Gerard caught off guard by his butt being discussed.
The Fairy in the Firelight.
Pinocchio with his new familiar (haven’t finished the episode yet, excited to dive in again!)
Who’s afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
Rosamund Du Prix. First try!
Prince Gerard reads up on war. I came up with a million titles for this book that didn’t make the cut.
EDIT:
Since folks have asked, here’s the list of alt titles. The runner up was ‘Frog of War’ .
Bladed combat for the meek
Olive Pencing’s all of fencing, for the frail and uninitiated.
Beauregard’s guide to fencing arts: painting with blood
A Fancy boys guide to real steel
The line in the sand, a beginners guide to Dueling
Slapping, with gloves! How to initiate combat.
Royal duels: where your coat goes.
Dr. Duel Little: the art of escape
Curses, foiled again! How to duel your way out of a bad deal.
The Harry Parry guide to reposte.
Boyle’s foil, vol 3: the feint for the faint.
Swordplay: from hilt to tip
Sharp swords for dull boys.
Feelin’ froggy? Don’t leap! LUNGE.
Let’s fight like gentlemen. Vol1: what is a sword even?
Flèche wounds: Bougereau’s guide to fence, faint and foil.
Small arms combat for fools.
Get to the pointe. Sword forms for quick kills.
Between the sheath: how to spoil your foil.
Bramblebean’s basic sword forms.
Beating around the bush: solo sword practice on the road.
Stances for Prances.
Sword Dance like no one’s watching.
Small arms for big boys
A penchant for fencin’
Stick and poke taboos: skin deep guide to fencing etiquette
Sabre wurk from the Princely schoole
Cold Steel and a warm heart: Fencing with empathy
The princess and the epee: dueling for royals
Duelingo: speaking the language of steel
Taking the piste: owning the fencing field
Pointes of blood: dueling for real
ALLEZ! Beginners guide to French Swordplay.
Lunge! A guide to sturdy haunched sword technique.
The frog of war
MOTHER TIMOTHY GOOSE
YLFA
‘YOU DON’T WANT THIS FIGHT.’