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A Girl’s Bully-Busting Book
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arly’s got a problem. She’s been friends
with Sandra, Liz, and Lauren forever, but
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now Sandra and Liz have decided to dump
Lauren as a friend, and Carly’s stuck in the
middle. When she decides to stand up for
Lauren, the other girls turn on her as well.
Relational aggression is a common
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theme in girl bullying, and Sandra and Liz
seem to be experts at dishing it out. They
make Carly’s life miserable by using teasing,
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threats, shunning, and physical bullying in
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their attempts to ostracize her.
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supportive parents, and school staff to help
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her. By accepting assistance from others and Z
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by using her own ingenuity, Carly begins to A
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see an end to the bullying. She also learns E
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the importance of asking for help if she
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needs it. Most of all, she learns that there’s
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always a way to solve a bullying problem.
Sue Ramá has illustrated
many books for young people.
She is a recipient of the Tomie
de Paola Award for Illustration
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