Product Description
by April M. Cox (Author), Harry Aveira (Illustrator)
Are you worried about the impact bullying can or will have on the child(ren) you love? Almost half of the children being bullied never report it. Could yours be one of them?
Join the K.L.U.B. - No Bullying Allowed is a beautifully illustrated story that opens the door for family discussions on this important topic.
In this book #2 in The Little Labradoodle series, our lovable misfit can't wait to meet new friends. Instead, he is faced with bullying from a group of dogs who invade his space, tease and laugh at him, making Brady feel sad and alone at the park.
Brady doesn't give up. He is successful in making new friends and introduces a big idea:
"Let's unite in a club with no bullying allowed.
where everyone's welcome," the little pup vowed.
"We can't allow bullies to make us feel small.
If we all stand together, we can be brave one and all."
Children ages 4-8 will enjoy the beautiful illustrations and empathize with the lovable puppy. Kids learn actionable steps to create a safe space where all are welcome, and no bullying is allowed.
What are others saying?
"Bullying is a necessary topic to be explored with children. The behavior can have a huge impact on both those being bullied and those doing the bullying. Introducing this topic early on (prior to middle school) allows understanding and empathy, inclusion and perspective-taking to occur BEFORE it becomes a huge issue and can reduce the development of it. This book is helpful for parents, teachers, guidance counselors, and psychologists to help introduce the topic, promote the development of an understanding of why it happens, and to reach tangible tools to deal with bullying in an empathic and community-building way. I highly recommended The Little Labradoodle Series". Dr. Stacy Zlotnick, Clinical Psychologist
"I was looking for a book that could be used as part of my bullying prevention program at school. Join the K.L.U.B. - No Bullying Allowed is the perfect complement and allows us to talk about the characters in the context of what we are learning. I highly recommend it " - Alicia S, Teacher
"My Autistic son really loves The Little Labradoodle series. As a child who has issues with fine motor skills, he identifies with being bullied and excluded. The companion coloring/activity book challenges him. He is coloring and even writing stories. I am so happy "
-- Diana, Mother of 2
Parents, teachers, and homeschoolers - grab your copy of the book. Visit the author's web site for a free curriculum, printables, and ideas that will make a difference at home, at school, and within the community.
Together we CAN make a difference
