Books with title Just Kidding

Just Kidding, previously published as Just Tricking, is the first book in the Just series, by the internationally bestselling Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton, creators of the Treehouse series.Is this the right book for you? Take the TRICKING TEST and find out!1) Do you ever pretend that you are dead to get out of going to school?2) Do you like to ring up people you know and pretend to be someone else?3) Do you leave banana skins in the middle of busy footpaths?4) Do you own any of the following items: fake dog poo, rubber vomit, gorilla suit?5) Do you wish that every day could be April Fools' Day?SCORE: One point for each yes answer.3-5 You are a practical joking genius. You will love this book.1-2 You are a good practical joker. You will love this book.0 You are not a practical joker. You are what practical jokers call a 'victim'. You will love this book.

A rare look at emotional bullying among boys from the best-selling author of My Secret Bully.D.J.'s friend Vince has a habit of teasing D.J. and then saying, Just kidding!" as if it will make everything okay. It doesn't, but D.J. is afraid that if he protests, his friends will think he can't take a joke. With the help of his father, brother, and an understanding teacher, D.J. progresses from feeling helpless to taking positive action, undermining the power of two seemingly harmless words. Trudy Ludwig takes another look at relational aggression, the use of relationships to manipulate and hurt others, this time from the boy's point of view.Back matter includes discussion questions, a "dos and don'ts of teasing" list, and a resource guide for parents and teachers.Endorsed by Full Esteem Ahead, The Hands & Words Are Not For Hurting Project, and The Ophelia Project.

Just Kidding! is the first book in a hilarious series of short stories about the world's smartest, craziest and most annoying practical joker from the creators of the bestselling Treehouse series, Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton.Is this the right book for you? Take the JUST KIDDING TEST and find out!1. Do you ever pretend that you are sick to get out of going to school?2. Do you leave banana skins in the middle of busy footpaths?3. Do you wish that every day could be April Fools' Day?SCORE: One point for each yes answer.3. You are a practical joking genius. You will love this book.1-2. You are a good practical joker. You will love this book.0. You are not a practical joker. You will love this book.(Just Kidding! was originally published as Just Tricking!)

Great new adventures in the bestselling series from Aladdin M!X! Just in time for summer reading, Aladdin M!X offers two brand-new Beacon Street Girls books. In The Great Scavenger Hunt, the BSG and their classmates discover some exciting surprises during a weekend adventure on Cape Cod; and the series’ sixth special adventure, Ready! Set! Hawaii! has the BSG enjoying a glamerous cruise vacation. Plus, two more backlist favorites get makeovers: Fashion Frenzy, in which Katani and Maeve travel to New York City for a teen fashion show, and Just Kidding.

Is this the right book for you? Take the kidding test and find out. Answer yes/no. Do you ever pretend that you are dead to get out of going to school? Do you like to ring up people you know and pretend to be someone else? Do you own any of the following items: fake dog poo, rubber vomit, gorilla suit? Do you wish that every day could be April Fool's Day? Score yourselves one point for each Yes answer. If you score 3-5, you are a practical joker genius. You will love this book. If you score 1-2, you are a good practical joker. You will love this book. If you score 0, you are not a practical joker. You are what practical jokers call a 'victim'. You will love this book.

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?

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?

A series of mean emails and not-so-funny jokes in the latest tween novel from the Beacon Street Girls provide parents with an opportunity for frank discussion with preteen girls about online dangers. In Just Kidding, the Beacon Street Girls and their preteen readers learn about cyber-bullying, gossip, no-jokes zones and how the Internet can spread rumors, spoil friendships and contribute to hurt feelings.