Bully, The Kid. A Lesson In Bullying.

by Rosy Cabrera, Janelle Cuba (Illustrator)

Overview

“Bully, the Kid” is teaching a lesson about the effects of bullying on children and their parents. Parents were once kids and they understand what it’s like to be bullied and/or bully.
Parents have the power to teach their children that bullying is wrong. They can pass on the lessons they have learned growing up. The present and future of their kids lies in their hands.
When children are still in their early years of elementary school, they are like sponges—soaking up everything around them. That is why this book is aimed at children grades Kindergarten up to 6th grade.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015848526
Publisher:	CINECRIRE
Publication date:	11/07/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	42
File size:	3 MB
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Rosy Cabrera was inspired to write “Bully, the Kid” after she learned that her little brother had been physically bullied at school. As a mother and someone who was once bullied as a child, she decided to self-publish children’s books starting with this most talked about subject.
Rosy is a prolific writer of children’s books and is also the CEO of Sunshine Breezy Publishing. Rosy also studies film at Riverside City College (Riverside, CA) and has a bright future as a screenwriter.

Editorial Reviews

“Bully, The Kid. A Lesson In Bullying.” is a great book! My six-year old daughter was not only able to read it on her own, but she was also able to get the message out of the story. The illustrations that went along with the story helped her to understand what type of feelings a kid who is being bullied may have. She was happy that Bully became a nice friend to the other kids! The book was well written and well worth sharing with a friend. Kudos to the author!
A Happy Mother

April Furnace

I love this book because of the message it sends to all kids on how to treat each other. There are so many different personalities and some kids don't realize how strong willed they are and how they can hurt other kids not just physically but emotionally too. I love how Bully's father told him a story about his own experience in being bullied which made Bully think of all the hurt he put on others...This book Is definitely inspiring! I recommend this book to all children.
Elizabeth Stegall

Elizabeth Stegall