My Secret Bully by Trudy Ludwig Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of My Secret Bully
Book Review: Excellent book!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
This book shows how to cope with the difficult but all too common problem of being bullied by a so-called "friend." A must-read for children (and their parents) who have--or know someone who has-- struggled with this experience.Book Review: Excellent for elementary age children!
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased this book for my daughter to bring into school for her teacher to read. She was being bullied bny her neighbor and "best friend" I figured this was an easy way to get kids to understand bullying in a non threatening way through a good story. It served its purpose and I donated this to the classroom for future kids. Good read, worthwile purchase.Book Review: Great Resource for Home and Classroom!
Summary: 5 Stars
Unfortunately, relational aggression is not a rare occurrence, and the type of bullying depicted in this story is far too common. Monica is being tormented not physically but "relationally" by her friend Katie. Katie is talking about Monica behind her back and excluding her from activities they used to do together. Monica begins to feel socially isolated and begins to wonder if there is something wrong with her. Fortunately, she finds the support she needs from her mother who helps her develop some coping tools for dealing with Katie. There is a valuable note to parents and teachers at the end of the book as well as some discussion questions which will facilitate some great discussions both in the home and in the classroom. Highly Recommended!Book Review: Great for the 7 to tweens and parents.
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a must read. I'm buying this as a gift for my daughter's first grade teacher.Book Review: Helped my Shy Daughter.
Summary: 4 Stars
Well I have an assertive daughter and a shy daughter who was letting her "friend" bully her the way that girls do. This helped my daughter understand that you don't need to feel bad all of the time when you have a real friend. I would say that I am glad that I added this book to my library and have lent it to 1 of my other friends.