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Fans of Ghost Squad will love this lightly scary creature feature standalone novel about a tween aspiring horror movie actress who pairs up with the twin children of her favorite director to defeat zombifying octopus-like creatures!Halle dreams of becoming a scream queen. She practices her loudest scream every day and has learned a lot from studying the horror movies of her favorite director, Maximus Price. Maximus lives just outside town, and when the chance to go to his home arises, Halle grabs it with both hands. She doesn't realize that real life horrors await her at Price Manor.Paisley and Argyle, Maximus's twin children, think that the creepy, squid-like creatures that have attached themselves to the faces of the manor's staff, putting them in a zombie-like stupor, are just another one of their prankster dad's tricks. When Halle arrives and is attacked by one of the creatures, she meets the twins and assures them that this is no joke. The three kids will have to work together using all of their unusual talents to defeat the monsters--and maybe even save the world.Blending quirky humor and poignant heart with delightfully creepy monsters, this debut middle grade novel is a perfect entry point for young readers to the horror genre."Price Manor is perfectly mysterious. With just the right amount of chills and thrills, I was hooked from page one!"--Lindsay Currie, author of Scritch Scratch and The Girl in White"It's Alien in a spooky mansion. Nonstop action, tentacles, and slime. So much fun."--J.W. Ocker, author of The Smashed Man of Dread End

"In the small town of Eganston, Ontario, five high school friends have had enough. They've experienced the worst abuse, bullying, and gaslighting their small community has to offer. But it hasn't been all bad. They now know they can count on each other, and surviving their high school years has taught them a few things. One might even say they've learned some useful tactics. And this year is going to be all about using them"--

A Boston Globe?Horn Book Award finalist!Inspired by the author's own childhood, this stunning novel in verse, the sequel to the award-winning #1 bestseller Inside Out and Back Again, picks up two years after Hà and her family arrive in Alabama as refugees from the Việt Nam War.Hà and her family have worked hard to make a life for themselves in the US, but it hasn't come easy. Hà has only just started to feel settled when Mother decides that the family will move to Texas for a new job.Hà knows how hard starting over is and doesn't want to have to do it again. But sometimes even an unwanted change can bring opportunity, new friends, and a place to call home.This lyrical and compelling sequel to the National Book Award Medalist and Newbery Honor winning, #1 New York Times bestselling novel Inside Out and Back Again follows Hà and her family through another year of upheaval, growth, and love.

Life can sometimes be unfair...Booger Mackenzie had a talent... he could flick a ball of snot at any target and make it stick. He was a legend among his mates. Remy Amoretti had a problem... he was not one of Booger's mates. He was his target. Not just for the snot, but for Booger's bullying as well. Remy's grandmother, Nonna Valentina, had a plan... to stop the bullying. It would have been great if she had let Booger and Remy know about her plan first! A very funny story with:An interfering grandmother A grandfather who is always trying to keep peace in the familyA pest of a sister A nasty teacher, scared of germs - her constant use of hand sanitiser causes life changing results A year six class who are caught up in the chaos of flying snot balls, food fights and spew... heaps of spew!!! Pick It Lick It Roll It Flick It is funny and fast paced. Lots of dialogue, short sentences, brief paragraphs and small chapters allows for an easy read. It is illustrated in an appealing cartoon style that is sure to put a smile on your face. Lina hopes children will enjoy reading her book and have a laugh. Her goal is for children to have a successful reading experience that will boost their self-esteem and motivate them to continue reading.

Karate girl, Michi, creatively outsmarts a bully. Then the Impulsiveness monster takes hold, making her act more and more wildly. Will Impulsiveness make her do something she will regret? Can karate's Dojo Kun help?

"Maurice is different to the other dragons. He isn't very scary, and he doesn't like to breathe fire or snarl or growl. In fact, what he loves most in the world is flowers! But will the other dragons accept Maurice for who he really is?"--

In the positivity-focused town of Serenity, Minnesota, twelve-year-old Mackenzie Werner, who can visually display her emotions as colorful haze, finds her perfect world challenged when a documentary maker arrives and the town's true emotions are exposed for everyone to see.

Jasmine, a fifteen-year-old sophomore in high school, finds herself a victim of cyber bullying on a social networking site. Overcome with feelings of depression and thoughts of suicide, Jasmine takes matters into her own hands and believes to think what these kids are saying are the truth, so she begins to believe she is ugly, fat, and stupid. When she logs in, Jasmine can read threads of comments from girls she thought were her friends. She tries to lose weight, believing she is too fat, by not eating and exercising. Can Jasmine overcome seeing her friends' bullying comments and find her value and self-worth outside of what others say about her?

Twelve-year-old Ainy is looking forward to working at her mother's clothing store for the summer--and someday soon wearing a hijab--but when certain boys harass her, and the boy she has a crush on does not step in, she turns to her older sister for help.

The Bully I See is part fiction/part real life. It's a depiction of a young girl who goes through life seeking validation. She depends on a mirror to provide her answers to life. She spends her days trying to figure out why everyone hates her and why everyone bullies her. She lived her youth missing out on the great things life truly had to offer, because she spent her time chasing acceptance. When she realizes, as a young adult, what she was missing, her life will never be the same. This book will take you on a journey of ups and downs, twists and turns all in an effort to find "The Bully I See"!I hope you enjoy!

ABC Don't Bully Me was written to help children learn to write the letters of the alphabet, while teaching them positive ways to put a stop to bullying.I hope you enjoy!

Cassandra Castillo has been broken for a long time, but manages to keep going thanks to the help of her best friend, Becca Jones. Being inseparable from the start with nothing able to tear them apart, or so Cassie would like to believe. Yet everything changes when she begins dating the most popular boy in school, Hugh Squire, the guy her best friend is secretly in love with. Left with a broken heart and resentment towards her best friend, Becca sets her eyes on popularity to overcome her pain. But to achieve her goal, she would have to befriend Jenine Squire and her group of friends: Cassie's old bullies. Despite her noble heart, Becca soon becomes blinded by superficial friendships as she accepts an invitation to a populars' party. Creating a big rift in her friendship with Cassie when she ignores all her warnings and becomes friends with her best friend's tormentors. But when Becca discloses all of her secrets; Cassie is left at odds as she finds herself alone and drowning in a sea of silence. Will their friendship survive or is it the end?

Billy is having a hard time being nice to the other children when suddenly, something very strange happens!A fun, feel-good story for ages 3+. Over 15 five-star ratings!"It's so hard for kids to deal with bullying these days - not just at school, but online too. That's why this book is so wonderful! From the very first page, you are drawn into this riveting story with characters all kids can relate to - even the bully - and shows kindness always wins. Jill Da Silva is a natural storyteller with a real insight about children. I highly recommend this book!" - Sharon G.

Hockey fans will love this action-packed middle grade novel about teamwork, overcoming adversity, and being proud of who you are and where you come from. Everything is changing for 11-year-old Alex Robinson. After his father accepts a new job, Alex and his family move from their community to the city. For the first time in his life, he doesn't fit in. His fellow students don't understand Indigenous culture. Even a simple show of respect to his teacher gets him in trouble. Things begin to look up after Alex tries out for a local hockey team. Playing for the Kodiaks, Alex proves himself as one of the best, but he becomes a target because he's Indigenous. Can Alex trust his teammates and stand up to the jerks on other teams? Can he find a way to fit in and still be who he's meant to be?

Waverly is ready for her first sleepover, and there's plenty of magic in store!Between meeting new friends, snacking on sweets, and discovering magical games and contests, this sleepover is shaping up to be a truly spellbinding event. But when Waverly's magical powers lead to jealousy among her friends, that's set to change.For the first time, Waverly learns what it's like to be bullied, and she must think about how to respond. Can Waverly's kindness turn this sleepover disaster into a slumber-party success?

What does winning mean to you?Pixie wants to be a winner! She knows she is fast and strong, so she is excited to enter a race on Field Day, at her school.She trains hard. She prays for courage, strength, and speed. She has faith that she can win.As she nears the finish line, Pixie has a decision to make. Is winning really the most important thing to her? And what makes a true champion?What will Pixie do?Laura hopes Pixie Dust and a Prayer inspires children to find grit and courage to pursue their dreams.She encourages children to run their own race, and to always believe in the power of prayer.Go out and spread your Pixie Dust!

Even though Arden always wanted a pet, taking care of her uncle's parrot, Ludwig, was NOT what she had in mind. But as Arden gets to know Ludwig, she realizes he is not only incredibly smart but loyal--and the best pet she could have asked for.

Trinity Woods, Scarlett Perez, Emma Banks, & Naree Gem take the U A by storm when their best friend, Bailey Brooks, commits suicide in front of their entire school. As Bailey's body sways above them all, only one thing becomes apparent ... whether it be in blood or social status, Allison Parker & her shady ass minions were going to pay. Operation #GameOnForBailey motivates Bailey's Girls to expose the baddest bitches in school and become Millionaires by Senior Year. Luckily, while grieving their dear sister at a local coffee shop, they witness a murder that entraps them with one of the coldest King Pins in the cartel game, Bennie Perez. Being forced into a life of crime inspires the girls to level up, they become the baddest of the baddest while launching their million-dollar clothing line, We Bitchin Fashion. That's right. Bailey's suicide turns meek little teenagers into revenge-seeking, business-owning, Cartel Queens. Watch these girl bosses teach a pack of female dogs that bullying isn't top-tier, & that Bailey Brooks was the poster child for whom they shouldn't have played with. This chain of events will ensure that Allison & her heathens never bully a soul again.

Bullying. Something that is done every second, daily. Don't need a statistic to be told otherwise. Many don't even realize they are a constant victim of bullying, as it tends to get buried as an underlying emotion. Many don't realize they are actually a bully themselves. There are several references for parents to go to in order to help their children stand up against it, but there's not much for adults or depicting in why a bully is a bully in the first place. That's the first step. Before we all can stand up to bullying, we must first understand why a bully bullies to begin with.