Bullying is a Pain in the brain Book Giveaway: Enter by May 2, 2021

4/29/2021

[This giveaway is now closed!] We’re thrilled to give away 3 copies of "Bullying is a Pain in the Brain" books courtesy of Emily Dawson, who serves as a board member for the Clear The list Foundation.

To Enter, you MUST:
-Leave a comment on this blog post on why you deserve to win this book!

For additional entries, leave a separate comment below for each of the following tasks that you complete:

Each comment counts as a separate entry -- that's 6 chances to win! Entries must be received by 11:59pm CT on Sunday, May 2, 2021. [This giveaway is now closed!]

The winners will be contacted via email on or around Monday, May 3, 2021 and will need a response within 48 hours to claim the prize or another winner will be chosen. In two weeks, winner recipients who accept the book prize also agrees to write a book review. This giveaway is in no way affiliated with, administered, or endorsed by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or Instagram. Winners must reside in the U.S. and be at least 18 years of age or older.

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3 Comments

Aubrey Jones

4/29/2021 10:47:01 am

Bullying is a horrible unspoken truth about the dynamics of child relationships. I was bullied everyday from 3-8 grade. My hair, my glasses, my braces, my family situation were all targets. While kids can be mean, they learn this from adults. Adults bully as well. The language used to talk about kids is appalling. The labels, the stigmas and the shame needs to stop. Awareness is crucial but sharing our stories is important to. This is why I created stamping out stigmas (a portfolio highlighting stigmas/labels and the stories of overcoming them) and am working on a workbook for educators to reflect on their use of labels. I love collaborating with others to hear their story and see how we can launch this project to the next level

Katie

5/2/2021 02:12:27 am

I'd love this as a resource for the classroom. Bullying education is vital!

Pamela Sloss

5/3/2021 12:01:34 am

Great book to bring awareness to bullying.