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Insults Aren't Funny What to Do about Verbal Bullying

By Amanda F. Doering

When hurtful words silence Casey’s football dreams, who can help bring back the fun?

sensitive reassuring practical empathetic

Genres

Animals Sport Feelings/Wellbeing

What is Insults Aren't Funny What to Do about Verbal Bullying about?

Casey the rabbit loves playing football, especially when guarding the goal. But after Casey misses a save, Dana the squirrel begins calling Casey hurtful names. Soon, football no longer feels enjoyable, and Casey wonders whether to leave the team. With encouragement from a friend, Casey learns that speaking to a trusted adult can help. This gentle story explores the effects of verbal bullying and offers practical, safe ways for children to respond, seek support and regain confidence.

About the author

Amanda F. Doering is a children’s author who has written more than 50 books. Her colourful books, including Red, Pink and Purple, help young readers learn about colours and the world around them. Amanda enjoys reading, writing, travelling, hiking and taking photographs. She hopes her stories inspire children everywhere to discover the joy of books.

Pages

24 pages

Reading age

Early Reader (5-8)

This edition

2015

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