Journal of a Schoolyard Bully (Journal of a Schoolyard Bully, #1)
by Farley Katz
Niko Kaylor, the terror of his middle school, doles out wedgies and collects money he doesn't need. When he is forced to begin keeping a journal of his activities to curb his bullying ways, he secretly turns his diary into a how-to guide for bullies. Now, against the wishes of his peers, Niko plans to conquer his middle school and teach everyone a lesson in bullying, including his teachers.
Helpful Handbooks for Parents, Carers and Professionals: Bullying (Helpful Handbooks for Parents, Carers and Professionals)
by Rob Long, Keith Hodgins, and Sandra Curtin - Maggs
This contemporary series covers a range of topics about the social and emotional challenges that a young person may encounter. By teaching parents and carers a diverse set of practical skills to support children through stressful events and challenging behaviours, this collection will assist in confident navigation through many different emotions. The series aims to build capacity in parents and carers, to nurture a young person's self-esteem, foster resilience, and ultimately strengthen their h...
A Multicultural Picnic / Um Piquenique Multicultural
by Victor Dias de Oliveira Santos
Jon & Jayne's Guide to Teen "Flings" ('n Other Guy/Girl Things)
by Jon Doe and Jayne Doe
Standing Up to Peer Pressure (Elf-Help Books for Kids)
by Jim Auer
BIBLE JOURNALING FOR KIDS Putting On The Full Armor of God
by Reverend Deborah Scarborough
Written for young children, describing what it feels like to be bullied. The book looks at different forms of bullying, including physical violence, name-calling and intimidation, and suggests ways of dealing with bullies. It is one of a series, intended to help children deal with emotions they experience in their everyday lives; and contains notes for parents and teachers, with suggestions of ways to promote an understanding of disability, through discussion and role play.
True stories from New York Times bestselling author Jodee Blanco's tours Have you ever felt alone, as if no one understands what you're going through, and that no matter how hard you try, you're scared things may never get better? Do you wish your classmates would give you a break? I felt that way often in school. I was bullied and excluded for the same reason maybe you or someone you know has been--simply for being different. There were days when all I wanted was to stay in my room. Back then,...
Gun Violence (Emerging Issues in Public Health)
by Bradley Steffens
Respecting the Contributions of African Americans (Stop Bullying Now!) (Stop Bullying Now! (Powerkids))
by Anna Kingston
Peer pressure can take many forms including making hurtful comments, influencing others to buy material items, or pressuring them to behave in a certain way or engage in a certain activity. Bullying is different from peer pressure because there is a direct threat of physical or emotional harm for not doing something, which is repeated over time by the same person. With an emphasis on situations that are common among teens, "Living with Peer Pressure and Bullying" examines the nature of these two...
"A collection of short, true stories by well-known and up-and-coming YA authors on the teenage experience"--
Sexual abuse is not an expression of love; it's hurtful and destructive, and it's a crime. Teens read a gripping account of what sexual abuse means, the typical abuser profile, and what the lasting effects of sexual abuse can be. This informative book also explains how sexual abusers are using the Internet to find victims, and it offers helpful steps to prevent being an online victim. The final chapter explores ways to help in coping - through getting counseling and therapy.