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A parent would reach for this book when their neurodivergent or physically disabled teen expresses feelings of being targeted at school or online, or if they want to proactively arm their child with self-advocacy tools. This guide addresses the specific, often hidden ways that students with disabilities are harassed, moving beyond general advice to offer concrete legal and social strategies. It covers the protections of the ADA while validating the emotional toll of social exclusion. By emphasizing that safety is a right rather than a privilege, the book helps teens build a sense of agency and justice. It is developmentally appropriate for ages 12 to 18, utilizing a direct and empowering tone. Parents will find it an invaluable resource for transforming a child's feeling of victimization into one of informed confidence and resilience.
