Bullying

=Bullying=



Nine-year-old Katie's punishment for bullying classmates includes making up for the hurt she has caused, and so she decides to write a book about bullying, why it is not okay, and how to start being a better friend.
 * Confessions of a Former Bully by Tracy Ludwig**



When bullies pick on a boy at school, a classmate is afraid, but decides that he must do something. Includes note regarding bullying prevention.
 * Nobody Knew What to Do: A Story About Bullying by Becky McCain**



These kids have something to say. It's time we listened.
 * We Want You To Know: Kids Talk About Bullying by Deborah Ellis**

Red picks on Blue while Yellow, Orange, Green, and Purple wonder what they can do until One unites the colors and helps everybody learn about acceptance, tolerance, and boundaries amidst bullying while the reader learns numbers and primary and secondary colors.
 * //One// by Kathryn Otoshi**



When Lottie is bothered by a bully at school, she helps start a club where everyone is welcome.
 * The Bully Blockers Club by Teresa Bateman**



A girl confides to her mother that her best friend is treating her badly, and together they figure out what to do about it.
 * //My Secret Bully// by Trudy Ludwig**



Using the writing techniques she has learned in school, fourth-grader Laney relates how an obese girl new to the class changes the lives of those around her, despite being bullied by her peers.
 * //Larger-Than-Life Lara// by Dandi Daley Mackall**



A child who never says anything when other children are being teased or bullied finds herself in their position one day when jokes are made at her expense and no one speaks up.
 * //Say Something// by Peggy Moss**

One teen's story -- Bullying: What is it? Who does it? -- Why do bullies do it and why do victims take it? -- How bullying affects both bullies and victims -- When girls bully -- School anti-bullying programs at school -- Dealing with a bully. The author explains what bullying is and ways in which people can work together in order to keep children safe.
 * //Bullying: How to Deal with Taunting, Teasing and Tormenting// by Kathleen Winkler**

With his dad's help, Kevin overcomes his fear of the "King of the Playground" who has threatened to tie him to the slide, put him in a deep hole, or put him in a cage with bears.
 * //King of the Playground// by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor**



Jessica, a natural-born worrier, becomes more and more distressed with the taunting of Brenda, the first-grade bully, but after a talk with her mother she decides to take a stand.
 * //Bullies Never Win// by Margery Cuyler**



A serious yet humorous guide to dealing with bullies.
 * Bullies are a Pain in the Brain by Trevor Romain**