One in four children is affected by bullying, and it is one of the most pressing issues in the school playground. So it is high time for a non-fiction book for primary school children that speaks plainly: What does bullying feel like? Why does everyone want to be cool? Who can help me if I am being bullied?
Elisabeth Raffauf’s empathetic texts and vivid example stories explain and encourage children not to remain alone. And they offer valuable tips on how those affected, as well as their friends, can react to protect themselves and seek help from adults and teachers. Because bullying must be stopped and is quite simply one thing: unacceptable.
