The Truth About Bullies

by Thomas Aycock, Young Authors Publishing

Overview

Learn what kindness to a bully can uncover!

Timmy has been struggling with bullying from a classmate for a long time. Timmy does not know how to stop him, until he has a life-changing dream! With the help from his game controllers Nintendo, X-box and Playstation who faced similar challenges Timmy learns how to deal with his bullies. This compassionate story helps children learn how to show kindness and empathy to a bully.

Young Authors Publishing is a children's book publisher that exists to share the stories of Black & Brown children. We believe in writing our future. That's why we're switching up the narrative, publishing books for children and young adults that reflect how diverse our world is. We're on a mission to empower the authors of tomorrow, using their words to change the dialogue around representation in literature. We're the next generation of publishing here to start a movement through our books of change.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781951257262
Publisher:	Young Authors Publishing
Publication date:	10/20/2020
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.25(d)
Lexile:	AD530L (what's this?)
Age Range:	5 - 8 Years

About the Author

Thomas Aycock is twelve years old. He likes to play video games and help people who are sad. In the future he hopes to become an entrepreneur and create a company where he helps homeless people. He would also like to create another company that creates new electronics for the world.

Young Authors Publishing is a nonprofit children's book publisher that exists to share the stories of children. We believe that all kids are story worthy and that every child should see themselves and their experiences reflected in the books they read. Our two-part mission is to produce diverse and culturally relevant children's books and to use book publishing as a vehicle to economic mobility for our young authors. Royalties from their book sales are deposited into a savings account for each young author to access at 18 to use toward their post-secondary plans.