What parents say after the first week.

“My son came home and told me a kid grabbed his tray. Then he told me what he said back. He had never told me anything before.”

“She read the whole thing in one sitting and then read the stranger chapter to her little brother. That is the review.”

“As a teacher I have handed out a lot of be-kind posters. This is the first thing I have seen that tells kids what to actually do.”

“My grandson is autistic and just ignore them never worked. The drawn-out scenes did. He now has three lines he uses.”

“He turned down a dare at a sleepover and told me about it like it was nothing. It was not nothing.”

“Bought it for the bullying chapter. Stayed for the money book. My 10-year-old now negotiates her allowance.”

“Every page is a situation, not a lecture. My daughter kept saying that happened to Mia.”

“Gave it to all four grandkids for Christmas. The 12-year-old, who reads nothing, finished it on Boxing Day.”

“My son came home and told me a kid grabbed his tray. Then he told me what he said back. He had never told me anything before.”

“She read the whole thing in one sitting and then read the stranger chapter to her little brother. That is the review.”

“As a teacher I have handed out a lot of be-kind posters. This is the first thing I have seen that tells kids what to actually do.”

“My grandson is autistic and just ignore them never worked. The drawn-out scenes did. He now has three lines he uses.”

“He turned down a dare at a sleepover and told me about it like it was nothing. It was not nothing.”

“Bought it for the bullying chapter. Stayed for the money book. My 10-year-old now negotiates her allowance.”

“Every page is a situation, not a lecture. My daughter kept saying that happened to Mia.”

“Gave it to all four grandkids for Christmas. The 12-year-old, who reads nothing, finished it on Boxing Day.”