Stuart Bridgeman Bridgeman itibaren Tamar Regional Council, İsrail
Derivative. This book is very "Janet Evanovich" like. If you like Evanovich's Stephanie Plum you'll probably like this one. It was OK but...I won't read another in this series unless I can't find ANYTHING else to read. It is a good book for vacation or plane ride.
You consider yourself a good person, your mouth drops open when you hear of bullying, and you wonder, "How can anyone do that or allow that to happen?" Jeff Erno shows us in "Bullied." He put me into the heads of bullies, their victims, those who stood idly by, and those who didn't know the full extent of it until it was too late. He made me think. He made me feel, "There, but for the Grace of God, goes I." And I cried. Lord, did I cry! It started just by me looking at the cover. It's been a long time since I was in high school, and though there was bullying then, it pales in comparison to what kids today must deal with. Though we read it in the papers, through his writing Mr. Erno allows us to feel the despair, the pain, the hatred, and every other imaginable emotion. And then he gives us hope, leaving us with a positive message: that if we don't allow bullying, it can't happen. May we soon see that day when no child has to fear.