Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Social Themes - Bullying

What could be worse than being forced to spend your weekends doing a writing assignment that your teachers say is voluntary? When Mrs. Hoffman, mother of eleven- year-old triplets, Brayden, Rebecca, and Jason, and nine-year-old younger sister Maddie insist that her children enter an autobiography writing contest, trouble begins. You will not believe how being asked to write a simple story leads to bullying both at home and at school and even gets the Hoffmans kicked off the school bus Read this book to find out who wins the contest and how this fearless foursome make Triple Trouble...

Buckle Up and Journey with Brave Rave:

The Brave Rave Book Series is young Raven's real-life journal where she writes down all her secrets and tries to figure out how to manage her life. Her days are full to bursting point with chess, ballet, ice-skating, horse riding, soccer, swimming and other exhausting activities. To make matters even more challenging, she has to attend a new school and make new friends.

With an equal measure of curiosity and reluctance, Raven does her best to measure up to her Diva Mom and DO-IT-ALL DAD'S extraordinary standards of greatness. The...

To avoid the conflict, Marshall takes a shortcut home through the...

Molly loves to daydream and draw the world of her imagination. She caries her drawing book with her everywhere. Bullies at school like to tease her and try to destroy her book. To get away fro the bullies, she magically enters her dream world. At first she has lots of fun, but soon learns that her perfectly imagined world isn't so perfect after all. It can be lonely all by yourself

Molly loves to daydream and draw the world of her imagination. She caries her drawing book with her everywhere. Bullies at school like to tease her and try to destroy her book. To get away fro the bullies, she magically enters her dream world. At first she has lots of fun, but soon learns that her perfectly imagined world isn't so perfect after all. It can be lonely all by yourself

Ride High Pineapple is a raw, honest story filled with courage and hope.

In Ride High Pineapple, Isabella Burgess, a thirteen-year-old girl, is hiding a secret about her face, which is eating her up inside. She makes the decision to reveal her secret during English. Issy prays that this will stop Tia, who she has nicknamed The Beast, from calling her cruel names, such as 'Fish Face' and 'Googly Eyes'. It doesn't work and Issy must find another way.

Apart from having a face that is different, Issy is like many other teenagers. She experiences...

When fourth grade ends, Ricky is on his own for the summer because his parents have jobs and his sisters are, well, they're sisters so he's not interested in them. The summer begins on a high note as he begins gathering items left at people's curbsides, things like lawn mowers, baby strollers, old lamps, and appliances.

His plans to build a vehicle go well, and then he starts building a robot. But his plans are interrupted as he rides around the neighborhood one morning and gets jumped by Mike. Mike beats up Ricky, leaving him bloody and his bike in ruins. Fearing his father's...

Farmer Duck isn't your average duck. This duck cooks and cleans, tends the fields, and cares for the other animals on the farm--all because the owner of the farm is too lazy to do these things himself. But when Farmer Duck finally collapses from exhaustion, the farmyard animals come to the rescue with a simple but heroic plan.

It's Tyler's first day of school, and he's excited. There's so much to look forward to He has a great day up until lunchtime, when a mean trout fish demands Tyler's lunch. That night, Tyler's mother explains bulling to Tyler and how it is wrong. When the bully comes back again the next day, Tyler must face his fears and stick up for himself no matter how small he feels.