About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child reports feeling unsafe at school, witnesses social exclusion, or needs concrete strategies to handle peer conflict. This guide serves as a practical toolkit that distinguishes between minor friction and harmful bullying. It moves beyond simple advice like walk away by providing actionable scripts and safety plans. It covers emotional themes of bravery and justice while remaining highly accessible for middle-grade readers. Parents will appreciate the clear, non-judgmental tone that empowers children to move from being passive bystanders to confident upstanders. It is an essential resource for families navigating the social complexities of upper elementary and middle school life.
