Books with title Just Kidding

Janna was always bullied by her brother, and it didn’t seem to bother her parents. So what did Janna do? She decided she would not be the one being bullied, but follow the example of her brother. After she bullied someone, she would follow it up with, “I’m just kidding.” The first time she targeted a new girl at school, Sally. She teased her about her clothes and gave her a nickname because of her freckles. She would always finish by saying, “I’m just kidding.” As most bullies, Janna had those around her who would laugh and support her. She felt the power she thought her brother had over her for all those years. She loved how it made her feel. She decided Sally would not be her only target. Fred had always been so agreeable and nice, why not? She learned very quickly that she had picked the wrong person. All the children were now laughing at her. Sally showed everyone what each of us should do. Her Nana had taught her to treat others the way we want to be treated, even Janna. Bullying because we have been bullied is never right. What would you do?

From vampires to fruit, jokes can make almost anything humorous. Readers of this engaging set will be amused by numerous jokes on a wide range of topics. Vibrant illustrations correlate closely with the jokes, allowing readers to make connections and develop a strong understanding of the content. Joke books are a great way to encourage and support an interest in reading, and these hilarious volumes are sure to be popular among readers of many ages and levels. Features include: Content that engages reluctant readers. Colorful illustrations correlate closely with the texts, allowing for a stronger understanding. Short bursts of text hold readers' attention and sparks imagination.

From vampires to fruit, jokes can make almost anything humorous. Readers of this engaging set will be amused by numerous jokes on a wide range of topics. Vibrant illustrations correlate closely with the jokes, allowing readers to make connections and develop a strong understanding of the content. Joke books are a great way to encourage and support an interest in reading, and these hilarious volumes are sure to be popular among readers of many ages and levels. Features include: Content that engages reluctant readers. Colorful illustrations correlate closely with the texts, allowing for a stronger understanding. Short bursts of text hold readers' attention and sparks imagination.