Books with title Billy the Bully

Billy was the new kid at Bookman Elementary School. He was a bully and he wanted all the kids to know it. Billy looked like a bully. He walked around the school with a mean look on his face and clenched fists. He was always ready to fight. Everyone knew he was a troublemaker and usually stayed out of his way except Patrick. He seemed to run into Billy all the time, through no fault of his own. Billy picked on Patrick and all the kids laughed. Patrick didn't find it very funny. As a matter of fact, he was about to put a stop to this.

Two students named Kiana and Cordaro attend a local elementary school where they have been bullied since the beginning of school. Justin, the bully, begins to bully them every since his parents has divorced. His father haven't been stopping by to see him after the divorce, and now he's bullying kids to hide his feelings about his dad. So, one day after Justin gets in trouble for bullying, his mom gets a call from the school, and begins to have a talk with him. After his conversation with his mom, he begins to change his ways, and starts treating kids with respect.

Lucas wishes he could squash that big bully Sid like a bug. But Lucas is too little, and so he bullies the ants instead. Feature film coming Summer 2006!Lucas is picked on by the neighborhood bully, and in turn terrorizes the ant colony. The ants create a potion that shrinks Lucas to the size of an ant. They put him on trial, and find him guilty of crimes against the colony -- his sentence? To live and work as an ant! Lucas learns about teamwork and the importance of friendship--and in the end, he saves the colony and is returned to his normal size.

Welcome to Bluford High. This widely acclaimed teen series set in an urban high school features engaging, accessible writing and appealing, contemporary storylines.A new life. An new school. A new bully. That's what Darrell Mercer faces when he and his mother move from Philadelphia to California. After spending months living in fear, Darrell is faced with a big decision. He can either keep running from this bully--or find some way to fight back.

Samantha is a damaged kid. Her father has physically abused her mother for years. One day, after much resentment and abuse, Samantha finally snaps and stabs him in the chest in his drunken sleep. Her mother takes the rap and the police dismiss it as a case of self-defense. Samantha and her mom move to another state. Samantha becomes great buddies with Maria, a brilliant kid from school. Everything is going great, until they run into a bully. Given her past, Samantha should not be bullied and the consequences may be fatal.

When a new student comes to school, the class tries to make him feel welcome. But Bull is not looking for friends. He is looking to cause trouble! Quickly gaining the nickname Bull "The Bully" he makes things hard for those around him, until things get out of hand and a secret about Bull's life is revealed. Will that help the students better understand the bully and can they become friends?

A bully, who spends a lot of time alone, drawing, is visited one night by one of his drawings that comes to life. This "Vision" then makes him live a day in the life of the other kids he bullies until he learns the lesson of empathy. He then turns his life around and becomes friends with the kids as he helps them with certain problems in their life.

'Unbidden, Simon saw a face before his eyes, a girl's face with blonde hair. Unbidden, his teeth clamped shut, ground against each other. She was the target.' Simple, lumpy Simon Mason. Of course he's a bully and a liar, even his mother thinks so. And he's picking on that nice Anna Royle, her brother and Rebekka. Or is he? Has Simon been found guilty, sentenced and condemned without a proper hearing? Simon's teacher is determined to find out just who's bullying who. Hostilities reach a head when bully and victim meet for a final confrontation. Will the truth come out in time? Or have too many lies been told?

When a new student comes to school, the class tries to make him feel welcome. But Bull is not looking for friends. He is looking to cause trouble! Quickly gaining the nickname Bull "The Bully" he makes things hard for those around him, until things get out of hand and a secret about Bull's life is revealed. Will that help the students better understand the bully and can they become friends?