Other editions of book Stop Being Angry at Bullies: Teaching Kids About Feelings

Previously published as “Sticky Learns to Forgive” by George Watson and Tony Watson.By the author of “Teacher Smart” a #1 Educational Resource for Simon & Schuster/Prentice Hall Direct’s Center for Applied Research in Education.Like all kids, Sticky Stickerson just wanted to bound out of bed and hit the day running. Little did he expect his brain to go “BLAM” in a dream just before he woke up.Shaking his head near the edge of the bed, Sticky spied a strange looking “G” shaped, slimy green, disgusting blob on the floor not two feet away. Instantly blurting his favorite saying, “Gadzookersons”, Sticky gawked in wonderment at the wriggling blob and yelled to his pooch Chasie Stickerson, “What the Gadzookersons is that?”It was a tough week for Sticky. First, he was bullied by Bully Bullerson, the meanest kid in Timberson City. When you are hurt like Sticky was, it goes deep into you right down to your toenails. Now, things seem to have taken a strange twist. Here right in front of Sticky was this weird “G” shaped slimy, really disgusting thing. What is it?When kids are bullied, they often take the verbal abuse to heart and become bitter, frightened or withdrawn. This book is your chance to have your child walk with Sticky and his adventurous friends with all their odd ball advice to come to the Christian solution that will set them free.

Previously published as “Sticky Learns to Forgive” by George Watson and Tony Watson. By the author of “Teacher Smart” a #1 Educational Resource for Simon & Schuster/Prentice Hall Direct’s Center for Applied Research in Education.Like all kids, Sticky Stickerson just wanted to bound out of bed and hit the day running. Little did he expect his brain to go “BLAM” in a dream just before he woke up.Shaking his head near the edge of the bed, Sticky spied a strange looking “G” shaped, slimy green, disgusting blob on the floor not two feet away. Instantly blurting his favorite saying, “Gadzookersons”, Sticky gawked in wonderment at the wriggling blob and yelled to his pooch Chasie Stickerson, “What the Gadzookersons is that?”It was a tough week for Sticky. First, he was bullied by Bully Bullerson, the meanest kid in Timberson City. When you are hurt like Sticky was, it goes deep into you right down to your toenails. Now, things seem to have taken a strange twist. Here right in front of Sticky was this weird “G” shaped slimy, really disgusting thing. What is it?When kids are bullied, they often take the verbal abuse to heart and become bitter, frightened or withdrawn. This book is your chance to have your child walk with Sticky and his adventurous friends with all their odd ball advice to come to the Christian solution that will set them free.