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Author: Wiley Blevins
Illustrator: Debbie Palen
Publisher: Red Chair Press

APA: Blevins, W., & Palen, D. (2015). How to Deal with Bullies Superhero-Style. Red Chair Press.

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Author: Claire Alexander
Illustrator: Claire Alexander
Publisher: Happy Yak

APA: Alexander, C. (2021). A Little bit of courage. Happy Yak.

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Author: Claire Alexander
Illustrator: Claire Alexander
Publisher: Words and Pictures

APA: Alexander, C. (2021). A little bit different. Words and Pictures.

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Author: Janice Levy
Illustrator: Bill Slavin and Esperanca Melo
Publisher: Eerdmans Books For Young Readers

APA: Levy, J., Slavin, B., & Melo Esperança. (2014). Thomas the Toadilly Terrible Bully. Eerdmans Books for Young Readers.

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Author: Ashley Spires
Illustrator: Ashley Spires
Publisher: Kids Can Press

APA: Spires, A. (2014). Small Saul. Kids Can Press.

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Author: Isabel Atherton

Illustrator: Stéphanie Röhr
Publisher: Sky Pony Press

APA: Atherton, I., & Röhr, S. (2013). The Bad Easter Bunny (1st ed.). Sky Pony Press.

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realistic fiction, picturebook

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fiction, picturebook

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fiction, picturebook

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fiction, animal fiction, picturebook

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fiction, picturebook

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bullying, bullies, standing up to bullies, superhero, heroic actions, justice, good, making right decisions, hero, bravery, courage

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trying something new, courage, bravery, being brave, encouragement, taking time to succeed, adventuring

" With a little bit of courage, we can go anywhere and do anything"

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colors, diversity, being different, differences, colorful, the beauty of different colors, the beauty of differences

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Bullying, bully, learning, friendship, standing up to bullies, standing up for friends, true friendship, saving a friend, the importance of friendship and kindness, self-growth, learning

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Self identity, Exploring talents and capabilities, Self exploration, Sense of belonging, Being different

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Zach, who is just a normal kid, is also a hero. He stands up to bullies and helps friends in need. He saves a friend when a bully makes fun of him. He saves another boy when a bully hits the boy. He saves a girl when another bullying girl doesn't let her play with them. Zach also stops a bully scaring a boy. Zach also stops a girl from telling lies about another girl. Zach tells the other kids to "never fight, cry, or say mean things" and that others can do what he does. The book shows how to deal with bullying and that indeed "Use your words for good and good is what you will get back".

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The ploofers have been practicing how to shoof and now are flying. One of the ploofers is scared to go up and says that it is going to stay down. The shoofer and the ploofers try to encourage the little ploofer to try to fly. The ploofer takes one step at a time and learns to fly, as well as learns that with a little bit of courage we can do anything.

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The ploofers have been practicing to ploof together. One of the ploofers ploofs differently, in various colors of the rainbow instead of black, like the others. The ploofers say that they do not like it and that it is weird because it is different. That one ploofer gets sad, but meets a friend that shoofs in colors. The ploofers all come and watch and realize that ploofing or shoofing in colors is not weird or wrong, but rather special. Everyone shoofs in colors and they are all happy in the end.

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In this book, the protagonist toad Thomas tries to be a bully, thinking that he won't be able to make a friend. He thinks that he should be a bully since he cannot make a friend. He tries to be a bully picking on others and becoming muscular, but he realizes he is a terrible bully. He then decides to pick on a friend who is smaller than his size, Gomer. Gomer cries, but soon Thomas realizes that he is crying because of a true bully, the baddest-to-the-bone bully he's ever seen. Thomas saves his friend Gomer and when Thomas tells Gomer that he is a terrible bully, Gomer replies that Thomas is a "toadilly terrific friend".

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Saul has always wanted to fit in. Saul applies and attends pirate school searching for a place where he belongs. Unfortunately, Sam is not “pirate” enough for the pirates and refuses to accept him for who he is. Thankfully, he finds his identity and specializes in the things he is good at including cooking and cleaning. The pirates also realize that without Saul the pirate house becomes really pirate-like, dirty and smelly. They realize that Saul is a good pirate in his own way. They end up living together again as one pirate community and family.

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I loved how Zach saved so many other kids and did the right thing. I loved how Zach also did not fight or use violence to stop the violence and bullying. Instead of choosing to be aggressive like the bullies, Zach chose to use peaceful means to save other kids from such injustice. The book conveys the message that every child can be a hero, and that they can save others from bullying.

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This book shows us that if we take one step at a time we can make it. The little one who was struggling to fly throughout the book decided to be brave and tried and tried, and succeeded in the end. This book shows that with a little bit of courage, nothing is impossible!

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This book is truly colorful. The characters in the book gradually learn that rainbow colors are as beautiful as black, if not more so. All the ploofers learn to accept differences and they all just shoof in the end!

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My initial reaction to this book was laughter. I thought the concept of Thomas trying so hard to become a great bully was very funny. He was trying so hard to act so big and strong, after thinking that he would not be able to make friends. I loved how the book all throughout the story showed how though Thomas was truly persevering to be a bad bully, he was not a bully at all, from the start to the end. Moreover, Thomas ended up saving Gomer, a friend smaller than his size, rather than bullying him. Also, the two became friends, Gomer even stating that Thomas was a terrific friend. I think this book showed how kindness always prevails, even though sometimes being a bully might seem like a solution, especially when you fear not being accepted, like how Thomas felt at the start of the book.

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I loved how this book taught us that we are all different in our own way, and that we all excel in some kind of way, whether we see that clearly or not. Everyone though Saul was a bad pirate, when in truth he was the one doing all the housekeeping and keeping the house clean and the pirates healthy. The book shows us that we are all special and talented in our own ways.