Books to read this Anti-Bullying Week
This Anti-Bullying Week why not fill your book shelf with an array of fun and educational Anti-Bullying Books? In this blog we have gathered together a few top titles to help you with a few ideas!
Monty the Manatee
Meet Monty. He's a big creature with an even bigger heart. Monty's nervous because it's his first day at Sea School. He tries to make new friends but the other sea creatures think he's a bit slow and strange....so they're mean to him and call him names!
Mud Boy
The sound of Sam's life was like the best piece of music you have ever heard. Everyone liked Sam, and Sam liked himself. But then one day the mud words begin and they get inside his head - and Sam can't hear the music anymore.
Walk Tall
When the jungle animals tell Gemma Giraffe she doesn’t fit in, she goes in search of a group of friends who truly deserve her. But after being told her skin is too spotty, her mouth is too gummy, and she is just too skinny, Gemma begins to give up hope.
Something Else
This is a perfect book for reassuring children that it’s good to be different. Something Else is a bit of a loner – he’s excluded from everything because he’s different. One day Something turns up, an even stranger creature than Something Else. How will Something Else react?
Buried Alive
Tim and his friend Biscuits were having a great time on their beach holiday. Only now two awful boys, Prickle-Head and Pinch-Face, are ruining their stay. With a little help, they learn to stand up to them, but what will happen when the friends fall out and the Prickle-Head and Pinch-Face get the upper hand?
Feather Boy
This moving novel flits between moments of humour and tension. It narrates the story of Robert, who suffers at the hands of Nicker, who bullies him. At the same time, Robert is also trying to deal with the break-up of his parents’ marriage. This is a fantastic story of courage and resilience.
We hope you can enjoy these any many others in your classroom this Anti-Bullying Week!
