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When some kids at Alex's new school start bullying him, he just wants to escape. He feels guilty and stressed about what's happening. But what can he do? The challenges Alex experienced are common. Still, there are important steps you can take when you or someone you know is being bullied. Find out how Alex gets help and discovers his life beyond bullying.

If you are looking for a story about inclusion, acceptance, and welcoming, this award winning book is for you! This is a story about a sunflower that blows into a perennial garden. Suzy sunflower is considered a weed by Mr. Gardeners since he did not plant her. Mrs. Gardener fell in love with this unplanned sunflower growing in the garden. Mr. Gardener not knowing how loved the sunflower is and considering it a weed, pulls it out. He sees how upset Mrs. Gardener is by his action. Out of compassion and love, he plants the seed of Suzy Sunflower and adds a drip line for her. And yes, she comes back the next summer in all her beauty. This is a Purple Dragonfly book award winner that shows how love is infinite and to welcome even the unplanned, into our garden.

Polly is miserably self-conscious about something . . . she was born a POSSUM! No one seems to like possums--what other animal eats trash and plays dead? Polly is ashamed of who she was born to be. Luckily, her mom helps her realize all the awesome things that possums can do and explains to Polly that self-love comes from within. Polly the Possum celebrates self-acceptance and is a beautiful reminder that the things which make us unique are to be celebrated, and no matter who we are, each of us has the ability to make a difference in our world.

It's back to school for Luna, a twelve-year-old girl, but things don't quite get off to the best start. From dealing with dyslexia, teachers that do not seem to understand her issues, handling an annoying bully and her frustration of not getting any support and not being able to do much by herself. This book Luna's Story is a fiction book based on a real story that showcases the struggles of a girl with dyslexia in school until teachers understood and facilitated special help accordingly to support her learning disability.The book was written by Clementina Makanjuola, who suffers from dyslexia, to create awareness by telling her story to help minimize the struggles of other kids with dyslexia and help others to acknowledge that kids with dyslexia are easy targets by bullies.

Concerned about the impact of bullying in schools?Cruel to Kind is a heartwarming children's book that teaches kindness, anti-bullying, and friendship.Perfect for boys aged 7 to 9, the story follows a new kid at school who is bullied on his first day. However, with the help of an upstander, the new kid and the bully become friends.What sets this book apart is its positive and empowering message. We want to encourage kids to stand up for what's right and make a difference in their community. The relatable characters, captivating story, and beautiful illustrations make "Cruel to Kind" a must-have addition to your child's book collection. This book is perfect for parents who are concerned about the impact of bullying on their child."Cruel to Kind" will inspire your child to be an upstander and put an end to bullying. Get your copy today and help make the world a kinder place, one act of kindness at a time.

Meet Leonard, the caring little shrew, in this charming Valentine's story. This heart-warming picture book introduces young children to unconditional love and has an underlying message about kindness and diversity. The Shrew family are having a day out. As the young shrews show off their different talents, Leonard wishes he could join in. However Mama and Papa remind him that he has other skills, and everybody is different. I Love You, Leonard! teaches an important message of being kind and is the ideal Valentine's book for adults to share with their little ones.This engaging children's story book offers:- Simple and amusing text that is ideal for children to read aloud.- Colorful, funny illustrations that bring the quirky characters to life.- A strong message about being kind and putting others first.Poor Leonard is worried when he makes mistakes, like accidentally dropping their picnic basket, but his family reassure him that they will love him no matter what he does or does not do! Follow Leonard the shrew as he questions what love is in this heartwarming picture book for young children.

Learning life skills is essential for teenagers as it helps them navigate the ups and downs of adulthood with confidence. Money management skills, including budgeting, saving, and investing, are crucial for becoming financially responsible. Seeking out resources and support can make the daunting process more manageable. Additionally, dealing with bullies is an unfortunate reality for many teenagers. Speaking up and seeking help from a trusted adult can help stop the bullying and keep the individual safe. Cultivating a love of learning is also important for personal growth and development. Trying new things and stepping out of one's comfort zone can lead to a rewarding experience.Overall, learning life skills like money management, dealing with bullies, and learning itself can be empowering and enriching experiences. They can help teenagers take control of their lives, stand up for themselves, and continue to grow and develop throughout their lives. With the right mindset and a willingness to learn, the sky's the limit!

"kids Just Don't Understand" is the 3rd volume to the "But Mommy It's Not Fair!" series. In this adventure, "Heaven" learns a big lesson about facing her fears when meeting new people, while also instilling in parents to educate their kids about how people come in all shapes, colors and sizes. This book is a continuation of stories that encourage self-acceptance, self love, and the continuing fight against Bullying.

In Good Seed, Bad Seed, Williams' goal is to plant seeds in the hearts of children to improve character. With relations to gardening, this book teaches young children to always do what is right, set good examples, and have a positive character. For every action, there is a reaction.

Eres una persona âunica en el mundo. Las niänas y los niänos de tu clase tambiâen lo son. Puede que te guste algo y que a otra persona no le guste nada. Hay quienes cantan muy bien. Y quienes son increâibles leyendo en voz alta, o corriendo muy râapidoÆSomos diferentes! Pero Åsabes quâe tenemos en comâun? Que a todas las personas nos gusta que nos traten bien. Y para ello hay ciertas cosas que debemos saber. Con este libro aprenderâas que TRATARNOS BIEN es la norma mâas importante del planeta Tierra.

Willie's Friends and Foes is a series of Where Is Willie. Willie is now in middle school, and just like in elementary school, Willie faces uncomfortable situations with friendships. In this new phase of adolescence, Willie struggles to find true friends. He has an open heart and doesn't mind helping others. But his caring spirit lures unwanted predators. After much turmoil, Willie soon learns a friend from a foe, but at a considerable cost. How will Willie deal with this dilemma? Will he ask for help, or will he suffer alone?

Our children deserve to be healthy and happy.Dear Friend... Do You Know About Tongue Ties? helps connect the dots between a child'spoor eating, sleeping, and breathing habits. Told from a child's perspective, this tale of one'stongue tie supports the reader to look for the why behind their own health concerns.Whether it's chronic dry lips or crooked teeth, the root cause should always be addressed.Dr. Catherine Murphy is on a mission to encourage families to seek life-enhancing therapies,rather than short-term solutions. This story supports children to recognize the connection earlyand thus establish the foundation for lifelong holistic health.

In CANINE KINDNESS CHAMPS - part of the Stanley and Walker action/empowerment series-this lovable crew of pups discover strategies for combatting bullying in everyday situations. Ten chapters featuring the antics of Stanley & Walker teach kids to be supportive allies, foster emotional and physical safety, avoid gossip, be aware of warning signs and speak up against cyberbullying. Young readers learn that empathy, kindness and compassion are the cornerstones of advocacy. That's what makes them CANINE KINDNESS CHAMPS.

Are bullies born that way, or is it a choice? An almost-eleven-year-old boy must figure this out.We all have a story-the thousands of moments and decisions that make us who we are today. This is Tyler Miller's story. He's a fifth grader now and has already experienced thousands of moments and decisions in his young life. Many will say Tyler was a great kid until fifth grade. Somewhere during those many moments and decisions, something changed. Tyler became a bully.This is an eye-opening story of disappointment and hurt told from a young boy's perspective. Interesting characters, an intriguing storyline, and realistic settings make this an appealing story for readers who enjoyed reading Trudy Ludwig and Gus Gustavson's Just Kidding and Trudy Ludwig and Abigail Marble's My Secret Bully.Will Tyler remain a bully and continue to hurt those around him, or will a series of random acts of kindness help him rewrite his story?

"Beautiful Joy" was written for anyone (especially young adults) who experiences or has experienced bullying, anxiety and self-image issues. It is the fantasy story of a 16-year-old girl named Joy who tries to overcome body image issues, bullying, and low self-esteem with the help of imaginary animal friends from her childhood who suddenly revisit her after years of being out of her life. The book the combines gritty realism of the dark side of high school life with the format of a modern fairy tale. Joy discovers many truths about coping with teenage life and preparing for adulthood by revisiting the fantasy worlds she created as a child. The story alternates between fantasy and reality as Joy experiences the conflict between both worlds; leaving her to choose between one or the other to cope with her anxiety and depression related to school bullying and her life at home.

From award-winning, best-selling author Sheri Poe-Pape, begins her latest series, Koala Ballerina Superhero Bowling Rescue.Koala Ballerina has many friends! Koala Ballerina likes to be known as the 'superhero' in her town and she is preparing to go bowling with a dear friend, Wilfrid Wombat. She arrives at Eucalyptus Lanes only to find her friend in an unhappy state. He is being mistreated by the town's local bully, Digby Dingo. Koala Ballerina goes into action as the superhero and removes Wilfrid from the scene. Wilfrid Wombat feels he will never fit in with the others in his town. But when trouble happens, Koala Ballerina convinces Digby Dingo that is it very wrong to bully someone who is different.Will Digby Dingo apologize to Wilfrid Wombat? Will Digby Dingo ever bully again? Will they ever develop a special friendship? The book encompasses friendship, empathy, compassion, fun and adventure. Find out what happens by ordering your copy todayThis book is ideal for:Boys and girls ages 3-9TeachersParents and grandparentsA child struggling with a bullyChildren will love:The colorful, enticing illustrationsRelatable charactersReviews:Amanda Louise-US AmazonI loved the story! It teaches us that bullying others for being different is never a good thing to do, and that we should stand up to bullies and help others in need. The illustrations are gorgeous as well!1DreamReader -US AmazonKoala Ballerina, Super Hero is an easy read for ages 5 on up. This story is packed with enticing illustrations that will surely catch a young reader's attention. I just love the creative names of the characters. There's a notable lesson about bullying here that everyone can use. As a veteran children's reading specialist, I highly recommend this book.Bookish-UK AmazonKoala Ballerina, Super Hero is beautifully illustrated children's book which will appeal to early readers. The story is entertaining and has an important message about bullying. Highly recommended.Midwest Book Review:Koala's solution goes beyond rescue, delving into creating bridges of understanding that adults can use to show the young how to foster cooperation in their own young worlds.By using the image of a proactive, strong female who figures out how to not just be a superhero, but help educate those around her, the story moves beyond an action figure's rescue attempts to delve into the bigger picture of emotional barriers to acceptance, and understanding how to address them.Libraries and adults looking for picture books that feature strong female characters, attract attention with vivid color drawings and the familiar superhero concept, then take the next step into linking these attractors to better life choices and true heroism will find Koala Ballerina's Superhero Bowling Rescue a winner.D. Donovan, Sr. Editor, Midwest Book ReviewFor Sheri's blog posts, new book releases, social media and website go to Sheripoe-pape.com

Milas bor i verdens måske fredeligste landsby. Sådan en by, hvor alle hilser på hinanden, og ingen låser deres døre. Ikke engang om natten.Men en helt almindelig fredag sker der noget, som vender op og ned på alting. En historie om, hvor lidt der skal til for at skabe ufred og gøre venner til fjender ...

Synopsis: Oliver dreams of being a superhero, but fears it's utterly impossible because he's shy, small, and basically afraid of his own shadow. To make matters worse, he is bullied relentlessly by Devonte, a boy in his fourth grade class who is much bigger. Thankfully, his teacher finds a way to end the bullying once and for all. The role-playing exercise she creates transforms the classroom into a world of make-believe, where the bullies are sheep and kids like Oliver are wolves. Lessons are learned when the tables are turned, and Oliver becomes the biggest, baddest wolf of them all. About The Author: Ben Clement is retired and lives in Gary, Indiana. "This is my fifth book with two more already in progress. My next book will be another children's book titled Walking 'The Talk.' It's a critical primer for parents and teachers who have to give lifesaving advice for Black kids to survive police encounters." That will be followed by the urban romance novel Milo Brown Slept Here. "I am attempting my second retirement and enjoy writing full-time now. That's fortunate, because I've got about a billion screenplay, stage play, novel, and children's book ideas."

Kaitlyn and Rebecca are next door neighbors and the best of friends. The two young teens can't wait to attend high school together! What they don't know, however, is that danger the likes of which they never could have imagined looms ahead.Just moments after they begin their exciting first day, Rebecca becomes the victim of choice for Chantel, a young, rough-edged bully at Leacrest High. What starts as a seemingly insignificant altercation outside the school cafeteria eventually escalates into physical, mental and emotional attacks, both in the flesh and online. But no one knows the depths of what she's going through - not even her best friend, Kaitlyn.One sunny afternoon in March, tragedy strikes and a horrible incident takes place, of which Kaitlyn is an unfortunate bystander. One thing leads to another and terrifying secrets are revealed. Now the people closest to Rebecca are forced to deal with the alarming discoveries.Kaitlyn finds herself swallowed whole by feelings of sadness, anger, accountability and guilt. She removes herself from society and becomes diagnosed with post-traumatic stress syndrome. Battling depression and unable to participate in any of her regular day-to-day activities, it is a dark and sad time.That is until Kaitlyn's silence is finally broken. A revelatory experience catapults her into a new life chapter - one that is signified by speaking up, because now she knows this is the only way out: for her, for victims, for bystanders and for bullies.