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Break The Bullying Code

Break The Bullying Code

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN10: 1915299071
ISBN13: 9781915299079
Publisher: Withanee Books
Published: Dec 21 2023
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

If you've already been bullied a few times, you'll know by now that bullies often behave in a remarkably similar manner, using similar dialogue, performing similar routines, even wearing similar smiles.

From place to place, none of your aggressors will know each other, and yet they will still treat you the same way, almost as though they are following some sort of code. This book will help you break that code and send them on their way.

Addressing the subject of bullying can be a challenge in itself, but it's not nearly as challenging as being the one on the receiving end of such treatment. The author of Break the Bullying Code went through this himself, many times, in many places, and all from a young age. Indeed, he was on the receiving end to such a degree that he's been able to collate his personal experiences and reflections into an entire book on the subject.

If you are being bullied yourself, the prevailing advice is to talk to someone, tell them you're having trouble. That's good advice and it's the first step towards resolving the problem. However, your first obstacle is knowing how to articulate what's happening to you.

Break The Bullying Code, therefore, contains a collection of descriptions of the different types of bully you're likely to encounter, from the Thief and the Vandal, to the Mimic and the Heckler, right down to the Passive-Aggressive and the Watchful Gaze. Think of this book as a kind of encyclopaedia of boorish behaviour.

At 240 pages, find the one that best describes what the Grinning Idiots are doing to you. Then show that page to your friend, colleague, parent, teacher. Show it your postie, if you like. Just find someone who will listen. Sometimes, that's all you need.

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