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Courage in the Hall - A Bully Talk Journey

Kina Evans

Publisher: Spines

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"Courage in the Hall: The Bully Talk Journey" is a book about understanding bullying and how to build the courage to stand up to it. It's not just about stopping bullies, but also about understanding why bullying happens, the different roles people play (bully, victim, bystander), and how to create a more positive school environment. The book shares stories and strategies to help you recognize bullying, develop empathy, find your voice, and empower yourself and others to be courageous and create a safer and kinder school. It's all about promoting respect and changing the culture around bullying for the better!
Available since: 05/28/2025.
Print length: 44 pages.

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