LITTLE

(CC, BB, AB, O, Ho, Ro, PC, LLL, V, SS, N, AA, DD, MM):

Strong Christian, biblical worldview and elements where lead character quotes from Proverbs 18:22 (“The man who finds a wife finds a good thing; she is a blessing to him from the Lord”), lead character asks God for a sign for what to do, character calls children a blessing from God, and themes of sacrifice, forgiveness, friendship, and reconciliation, an anti-biblical joke about people seeing Satan when they don’t eat carbs, some magical elements include a child points wand at an adult Jordan and apparently turns into a young teenager but a character says, “There’s no such thing as magic!” and a character responds, “What about ‘black girl’ magic?,” a couple homosexual elements include male staff at middle school looks an attractive male teacher up and down, and a comment about a child being gender confused, and a couple Romantic, politically correct moments where main character learns to “just be herself,” and “inclusion” is mentioned because a middle school wants to allow everyone at the school to try out for the spirit week rally

17 obscenities, one character says “what in the name of black Jesus,” one Jesus profanity, 15 light profanities, two sucks, slang phrase used to describe a promiscuous woman

Light violence includes bully throws large kickball forcing teenage girl to get hurt and break a few bones, woman pushes young boy down, and he pushes her back when she turns little, woman thumps an employee’s head, woman and the teenage version of her boss spank each other in a parking lot, teenage boy accidentally gets hit in the crotch while dancing, blood depicted when teenage boy gets ear pierced by a friend, comment about getting a belt for spanking, character throws soapy water on car attendant, character falls down bleachers but doesn’t get too scathed

Strong sexual content overall includes two scenes of implied fornication, woman straddles boyfriend in bed in one scene, there’s a mention of losing one’s virginity, a couple of sexual innuendos with pointing to private parts, a joke about male private parts dropping, woman’s teenage self tries to flirt with her attractive adult teacher, but he scolds her for this, a joke about sexual abilities due to aging, woman’s boyfriend performs a striptease, and her teenage self sees it while her assistant openly enjoys it, dating couple kisses on lips and cheek, an allusion to premarital sex, woman’s teenage self makes a scene at a bar and hip thrusts while singing on the bar, and woman’s teenage self has a lingering hug with her adult boyfriend, but he scolds her for this

Upper male nudity, male shown in underwear, teenage Jordan wears a crop top that shows her navel, mention of a boob job

Wine next to Jordan’s bed in the morning, adult Jordan has a bar in her penthouse, April orders rosé during a meal, teenage Jordan tries to order scotch but is refused, character compares staff meeting to a “positive AA meeting”

Woman jokes about snorting donut sprinkles, woman jokes that the teenage version of her boss was a “crack baby,” a quick scene where someone in car smokes marijuana and is high, and a mention of anti-anxiety medication; and,

Strong miscellaneous immorality includes woman is mean to everyone and calls children names, but she learns her lesson, woman’s teenage self shows blatant disrespect for adults, lying, mention of divorce but sadness shown, ditching school, underage driving, woman’s assistant meditates to calm herself and reduce her anger against her boss, and a few jokes about racial differences such as “that’s for white people, because black people don’t have the time,” or “stop embarrassing me in front of these white people.”