Books with title Bully on the Bus

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.

The beef is flying high at Southstone Middle School, and we’re not talking about the stuff you toss on the barbecue. This garbage pours from the mouths of a few hardcore bullies who love hammering on anyone they consider lame. Thankfully, Jackson and Jasmine Trotter have made it their personal mission to set these blowhards straight. Is the operation too risky? Will they crack under pressure? Come along with the Bully Busters on this hysterical ride, and see if courage prevails in the face of some massive skeletal breakage.

This whimsically drawn story is based on an old Swedish folktale, in which a farmer and his wife match wits with a large, mean-spirited ogre.The Ogre Bully is a Swedish folktale that is told by A.B. Hoffmire about a greedy ogre that appears at a young farmer's fields. The Ogre claims the young farmer's fields and steals his crops, leaving the young farmer nothing to eat or sell. Facing the possibility of a complete financial collapse, the farmer and his wife come up with an ingenious plan to fool the Ogre and regain their fields and crops. In the end, through perseverance, they are able to outwit the Ogre and avoid a disaster. This ogre story is a great opportunity to teach children about the consequences of bullying. In the case of encountering an ogre bully, kids will learn to practice courage and resourcefulness. Author Note: "I always enjoy a good story, and 'The Gullible Troll' is a very good story (from the excellent book, Swedish Folktales and Legends). My version of the story, 'The Ogre Bull' loosely adapts the original to a children's book format, and I added my own illustrations.

Once Upon Every Childhood...In a not so faraway land live bullies who try to make themselves taller and stronger by causing others to feel smalland weak. The bullies are like weeds scattered among the flowering children in the green majestic mountainsof Burlville. They storm and thunder destroying all that lies in their path.But they have forgotten one thing . . . a storm always changes the atmosphere!Bullies do not like change. They especially do not like Bailey, the fresh sweet smell of rain that is coming to Burlville.If you are bullied like Bailey, it’s not your fault. You didn’t deserve it. You don’t have to take it. Bullies rise and fall. Storms come and go, but hope and help are closer than you think. Come along to Burlville with Bailey and learn together how to bury the bully.YOU ARE NEVER IN THIS ALONE . .

In BUSTER THE BULLY, you will understand that there's hope for a young bully with low self-esteem. You will see how a tornado, a smart, kind kid and a safe supportive school environment can change the way a bully acts and feels. This story poem will promote class and family discussions about bullying. A bibliography about tornadoes and anti-bullying provides additional resources for teachers, parents and young readers.

There's a new bully in school-Billy. The children are scared of Billy, who's mean, big and a bully. The children do not tell the teacher about the bullyingÑbecause they are afraid that Billy will be nastier to them. But Tim's mother, Mrs Lee, soon finds out about the bullying, and tries to set the situation straight once and for allÑby inviting Billy over for a tea at her house. What is Mrs Lee up to?

Billy is the biggest third grader at Beamont Elementary School. He often bullies his classmates because he thinks that they are shorter, smaller, weaker and wimpier than he is. Billy soon faces a problem more troublesome than himself! Will Billy learn to play nicely and treat his peers with respect, or will he continue to be known as “Billy the Bully?”

The beef is flying high at Southstone Middle School, and we're not talking about the stuff you toss on the barbecue. This garbage pours from the mouths of a few hardcore bullies who love hammering on anyone they consider lame. Thankfully, Jackson and Jasmine Trotter have made it their personal mission to set these blowhards straight. Is the operation too risky? Will they crack under pressure? Come along with the Bully Busters on this hysterical ride, and see if courage prevails in the face of some massive skeletal breakage.