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Dear Bully: Seventy Authors Tell Their Stories (2011)

by Megan Kelley Hall(Favorite Author)

4.23 of 5 Votes: 6

ISBN

006206097X (ISBN13: 9780062060976)

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

HarperTeen

review 1: this is hard to rate because some stories were 5-star stories and, honestly, some were 2. Overall, some of these were great and this is an EXCELLENT comfort read for victims of bullying. I think, especially for people who are still in school, this book contains a lot of good messages and food-for-thought. However, like all anthologies, there were a couple of stories that I didn't connect to or that I just didn't like at all, and I do think it is something that needs to be read in small bursts alongside other books (like I did) because otherwise it would get repetitive and almost boring. (However it is worth noting that this is in no way the writers' of this book's fault, it is just the nature of bullying, and it is in a lot of ways, quite comforting to see how similar a lo... moret of people's experiences with bullying is, when taken in in the right way)
review 2: This book was the best book I've ever read this book is about 70 different authors and they tell there story about how they were bullied as kids it's a touching story I remember one story in particular by R.L. Stine how he was bullied everyday when he came of the bus three kids would follow him and chase him. Then I got worse they chased him pushed him down and punched him a few times one line from the book is "you know what's funny the worse kids dad always runs for town sheriff I always thought he would arrest the worst criminals so I hoped he would arrest his son". I would recommend this book to anyone who likes memoirs cause this book is a lot of different authors tell there stories less

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