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Were you ever bullied as an adult? A child? Maybe you or your child is being bullied right now. I think we have all had some experiences with this issue. Remember the hurt, the pain, the embarrassment, or the humiliation that was suffered? If you recall this, then By Golly, Molly, You’re Right is a must for you or your child to read. When Molly entered daycare she was a happy, outgoing little girl. Her experiences here turned her into a withdrawn, fearful little girl who became a target for bullies. As the years passed Molly’s shyness and fears attracted taunting, teasing and, on occasion, even physical attacks by other children. Molly moved to a new town and a new school when she was in grade five. Molly thought this might give her a fresh start but the first morning in the playground her worst fears were realized when she came face to face with Jessica. Jessica took very little time to zero in on Molly’s vulnerabilities and encourage others to reject her before they got to know the real Molly. Molly’s self-esteem was being crushed. Molly knew that this time she had to find a solution to her dilemma if she were to ever bring back the Molly who was left behind in daycare. You will be amazed at Molly’s solution when you read this story.
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Every child needs to read this book., Oct 4 2006
By Evelyn Woodall - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: By Golly, Molly, You're Right (Paperback)
"By Golly, Molly, You're Right" is about a young girl that has to face verbal abuse from her classmates. It demonstrates how harsh words and actions can crush a young person's feelings of safety along with their self image. Being afraid to tell for fear of worst abuse, Molly is left to fine a solution to her own problems. The lessons learned in this book are very beneficial to all children. The important message between the covers of this book should place it on our school's required reading list.
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