Books with author W. Royce Adams

Bullied and mistreated by three schoolmates, Arthur thinks his new computer contains a strange program called The Game that will allow him to get even with his tormentors without their knowing. Forced to keep The Game a secret, Arthur finds himself caught in a growing web of lies and deceit. Then The Game begins to get dangerous, and Arthur questions how far he is willing to go to get revenge on his bullies. The story contains a a useful message for dealing with bullies at elemenary schools.

TEACHER, TEACHER I DECLARE! and Other Little Tattle Tales contains twenty stories thematically related in that they all have to do with teachers. Not all are classroom stories, and sometimes the fact that the characters are teachers is incidental. But they all concern grownups on the edge of something risky, often a bit mad, sometimes mighty mad. The stories don't shrink from sex or from violence, and yet there is also a good measure of sardonic whimsy involved.

TEACHER, TEACHER I DECLARE! and Other Little Tattle Tales contains twenty stories thematically related in that they all have to do with teachers. Not all are classroom stories, and sometimes the fact that the characters are teachers is incidental. But they all concern grownups on the edge of something risky, often a bit mad, sometimes mighty mad. The stories don't shrink from sex or from violence, and yet there is also a good measure of sardonic whimsy involved.

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This new edition contains a bibliography for students, parents and teachers listing suggestions, print and other media sources dealing with the problem of bullying. In the story, bullied and mistreated by three schoolmates, Arthur thinks the computer he receives from his parents containing a strange program called The Game may allow him to get even with his tormentors without their knowing. Forced to keep The Game a secret, Arthur finds himself caught in a growing web of lies and deceit. When the Game becomes too dangerous, Arthur finds himself caught in a moral dilemma.

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