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DON'T
FEED THE BULLY
In a
nutshell: Don't Feed the Bully is an important self-help book
for pre-teens that is cleverly disguised as a hilarious,
fictional novel. Don't Feed the Bully
provides practical advice to children on the extremely
important topic of bullying. Yet it delivers that
advice in a humorous, captivating plot that makes putting the
book down nearly impossible. I urge educators to adopt this as
required reading for your middle-school children. Doing so
would be a major step forward in takling the serious problem
of bullying, which continues to lead to escalating violence in
our schools. Barnes and Noble.com
reviewer, 5/12/2007 *****
Dont Feed the Bully' has been critically
acclaimed for helping kids become aware of bullying behavior
and solve situations before they become violent. It has won
the Top Choice Award for best teen novel from
Flamingnet.com." Amie Slevin, Noblesville
Ledger
"I know that if your students in
grades 5-7 read this book, and I come into your school,
that they will at a rate of over 80% like reading
more, be incredibly entertained, and want to bully
less.
Guaranteed." BLT Click here for results of our two year
study of all sixth grade students at Discovery Middle
School plus letters from
students on how the program and book changed their
lives.
The new novel by Brad Tassell that can
actually help with your bullying
situation.
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Don't Feed The
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for best reviewed teen novel. See the award, then
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We got the Front Page! Okay,
it's not the New York Times, but the Bowling Green Daily News
felt this story was worth the front
page. See it right here! You can read the whole story
here.
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Chapter summary PDF for helping
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All educators please
read: Many schools, especially 5-7 (NOW 4
too!) grade classrooms are adding Don't Feed the Bully to
their classroom reading. Because as one teacher recently
put it, "It's almost
impossible to find a book the boys will read, and most of them
finished Don't Feed the
Bully." Many of these
schools are making Don't Feed
the Bully their first book of the year
that the class reads together because it has the best chance
of grabbing the interest and imagination of boys in the middle
and upper elementary grades. Please, see if it doesn't
work for you. 30 copies of this book can be purchased by
any school for very little money but bring huge dividends when
year after year a new group loves reading it and learns great
lessons about bullying and literature. Discovery Middle
School had the entire 6th grade read the book and here is why:
"Prior to Tassell's visit, every
sixth-grader at the school read "Don't Feed the
Bully." Kathy Burnette, media specialist at Discovery,
explained the middle school's anti-bullying committee had
searched for a way to integrate anti-bullying-related fiction
into the students' studies as a way to open a dialogue with
them about bullying." Kim Kilbride, South
Bend Tribune
"Mr. Tassell's book is simple and
direct. The students appreciate
that." Kathy Burnette, Media
Specialist.
"I
totally and fully supported your book (read it last June and
immediately knew it would be a hit with our kids...as I
used to teach self-contained 6th grade for about ten years)
and was so excited we could get the REAL person here for
our kids!! Thanks
again!" Sheryll Harper, Principal Discovery
Middle School National Blue Ribbon School
Now
read this quote from a letter I got from one of the sixth
graders.
"I love
your book, I usually do not like reading, but yours caught my
attention..." Tara,
Sixth grade student Discover Middle
School
Don't Feed the
Bully is a fictional detective story aimed at boys
10-14, although, anyone who can read will love this funny and
meaningful story. Hannibal Greatneck III, detective,
sixth grade student, or Handy to his friends, walks into
William B. Travis elementary and finds a cage in the middle of
the classroom. The school has dealt with its bully
problem by handing over all the power to another bully.
Handy must find the clues, outwit the villains,
and return control of William B. Travis back to the
students and faculty. The story is a funny one
with hilarious and serious undertones, but with great
purpose:
1. To get boys 10-14 to love reading by
putting a book into their hands that is funny for them, plus
has great lessons that they can easily understand and
apply.
2. A comforting ally in their own
struggle with bullying. They can see others have dealt
with the problems and realities they are dealing with everyday
from their fear of confrontation to the ignorance and apathy
of most teachers and staff.
3. To give them a few steps to master
that will help quell the bully tide. Plus, more in-depth
help if they and their school system wants to truly help the
cause of bullying.
Brad Tassell
"Making safety
and ethics fun is a real challenge. "Don't Feed the
Bully" takes what all kids (and most adults) need to know
and meets that challenge head on. It's funny, fun and
educational. I can't ask for more."
Parry
Aftab
Executive
Director,
WiredSafety.org
(home of stopcyberbullying.org)
email dontfeedthebully.com at llessat@aol.com
today!
"For a
fact I know that if your students in grades 5-7 read
this book, and I come into your school, that they will at
a rate of over 80% like reading more, be incredibly
entertained, and want to bully less.
Guaranteed." Brad Tassell
 Austin
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