Books with title Bully

Bully the bullfrog lives in a pond full of lilies. The flowers are beautiful, fragrant, and enjoyed by the many other creatures that also inhabit the pond. The pond is a very pleasant place to live. Or it should be. Instead, Bully decides that only he should be able to enjoy the beautiful lilies. He demands that the other inhabitants of the pond leave. And once Bully has the flowers to himself, his selfish behavior almost destroys them. Can anyone stop Bully and his bullying ways? As it turns out, the answer is YES! Using humor and whimsy, author-illustrator Jennifer Sattler masterfully shows young readers that standing up together can make all the difference in the world.

Kim and Harvey are great friends, and they always have a lot of fun. But when they are hurt by bullies in their school, they decide to take positive action and do something about it! Together, they find a clever way to bring everyone together to finally “play nice.” Soon the idea spreads to other schools until more and more people learn how to treat each other with understanding, compassion, and kindness. With these and other successful life skills, students develop their own self-assurance so they can thrive throughout the rest of their lives.

Lupi is having so much fun playing at the park with his brand new birthday toy until Billy the bully comes along and ruins everything. After Junior, Kate, Mimi, and Theo give Lupi advice about his bully problem, Lupi decides to stand up to Billy once and for all! How will Lupi finally deal with Billy the bully? The answer may surprise you.Bullying is a problem that children across the world face each and every day. In this PlayKids original book, we hope to show that there’s a right and wrong way to deal with bully problems and that being kind to each other, no matter what, is the best solution of all.

Ginger is the co-captain of the high school rafting team only because she lost all to the bully Alisal who has the biggest muscles and the most irascible temper in the school. But then why does she give in when he forces himself upon her and kisses her? She wonders when she finds herself at the bottom of the Grand Canyon with all ten rafters on the team. Alisal bullies each one of them and treats them like slaves to do his bidding. When she stands up to him and orders him to stop, she finds herself the victim of a bridge that collapses and nearly carries her away down the Colorado. Is Alisal trying to murder her next? Is he some sort of maniac or what? Ginger had better figure it all out, or she could be gone down the river for good.Bully is brought to you by Edward Ware Thrillers YA, an imprint of Cheops Books, LLC. If you liked Bully you will enjoy other young adult thrillers by Linda Cargill such as Ancestress, Dig, Pool, Cave, and Moon.

It’s never too early to make children aware of behaviors they will likely deal with in their young lives. Bully is for them to read alone or with an adult, to better understand intimidating interactions with their peers. This book covers all the sorts of bullying your child may encounter—physical, emotional, and cyber. Bullying is a reality of our times, and this book’s straight-talk, accessible approach to the topic encourages kids to open up about their experiences. With colorful drawings, fold-outs, and flaps, here is an interactive, fun way get the conversation started. Diary pages at the end to keep a record of incidents along with positive suggestions for coping make Bully a great first step in handling a difficult situation.

They used to be the three amigos but not anymore—Three boys growing up in a small Texas town come to grips with their lives when everything they’ve known to be true changes. Their senior year at BWood is proving to be a challenge. Since there are no secrets in small towns, life becomes chaotic.Sammy and Mike get sucked into Justin’s secret life when Sammy is in the wrong place at the wrong time and catches Justin in a compromising situation. Justin’s behavior becomes erratic when the truth is revealed. His cover-up attempts and lies affect his football scholarship, Mike and Megan’s relationship, Sammy’s personal welfare, and Kenny’s life.Will Mike’s relationship with Megan and his friendship with Sammy survive? And what about Kenny? Check out book one of the LJack trilogy to find out how these kids survive coming of age in a small town in Texas. Disclaimer: This book contains swearing, sexual innuendo, social issues such as bullying, dysfunctional family issues, and situations geared towards older teens, ages 16-18.

I, Bully is a middle grade novel about cyber-bullying. What makes thestory unique is that it is told from both the perspective of the bully and hisvictim, a young girl.The two main characters, the victim, Hannah and the bully, Eric, learn from eachother in ways they could never have imagined.Hannah is a typical young girl in grade 8. She's completely focused onfriends and feels her family doesn't understand. Hannah also feelsinvisible and her perception is that her older sister gets all the attention.It’s a good, middle class family, but struggling.Eric is also in grade 8, but his family is dysfunctional. Dad drinks and mom isbarely keeping it together. Eric is filled with rage and takes it out oneveryone.When Hannah runs away, Eric realizes what has happened and tries to find her.Lost in the woods, a bear, a cougar, and a riotous raven teach them lessonsabout bullying and about being a victim.One teacher and his friend, a Native American named, Stands Alone, helpinterpret the lessons that the forest has taught the two protagonists. In thisheroes-journey, Hannah learns why she is always a victim, and Eric discovers whyhe bullies, and both learn a new way.