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A Story About Bullying, Friendship, and Social Media
What's it about
How do you stand up for what's right when words become weapons? In a middle school where cell phones are banned, sticky notes become the new social media. But when a single cruel note goes viral, friendships are tested and an entire school is divided. Discover how a simple message can spiral into a storm of bullying and learn powerful lessons about the true meaning of friendship and courage. This story reveals how to navigate the tricky world of social conflict, both online and off, and find your voice even when you're afraid.
Meet the author
John David Anderson is a critically acclaimed author of more than a dozen beloved books for young readers, celebrated for his ability to tackle complex social issues with humor and heart. A former high school English teacher, he witnessed firsthand the challenges students face in the digital age, inspiring him to write stories that foster empathy and open dialogue. His work provides a compassionate lens through which kids and adults can better understand the modern landscape of friendship and communication.

What's it about
How do you stand up for what's right when words become weapons? In a middle school where cell phones are banned, sticky notes become the new social media. But when a single cruel note goes viral, friendships are tested and an entire school is divided. Discover how a simple message can spiral into a storm of bullying and learn powerful lessons about the true meaning of friendship and courage. This story reveals how to navigate the tricky world of social conflict, both online and off, and find your voice even when you're afraid.
Meet the author
John David Anderson is a critically acclaimed author of more than a dozen beloved books for young readers, celebrated for his ability to tackle complex social issues with humor and heart. A former high school English teacher, he witnessed firsthand the challenges students face in the digital age, inspiring him to write stories that foster empathy and open dialogue. His work provides a compassionate lens through which kids and adults can better understand the modern landscape of friendship and communication.
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