Category: Young Adult/Teen Publisher: CreateSpace
ISBN-10: 1468013793
Type: Fiction
Pages: 136
Copyright: May 29, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781468013795
First book in a Series for teens and school-age children focusing on subjects such as hardship, bullying, and Judeo-Christian values.
"A modern tale of bullying, school life, and overcoming it all." - PrLog
What if you were rejected and unwanted by your school...and the only thing that you were really good at, was something that carried tons of ridicule and hardship?
This is the question bound in the heart of Melody Angelic.
Melody with her good friend Courtney Addams face heckling, torment, bullying, and danger in this inspirational and powerful book of one Girl's struggle to be accepted and win her race...called life.
Note from the author: This is a modern book written for modern school children. The epidemic of bullying and school violence has exploded with sometimes deadly consequences. This is a book written for all children, young and teen; that may be facing school and online bullying and torment from their peers.
I personally know the kind of inner hurt that school abuse and abusers can greatly cause. Please don't run and hide, It is time to stand up... You CAN overcome!
Excerpt
..."Oh no! Not Miss goody-goody Melody! I don't want her on my team!" said one of the older girls, as Melody and Courtney took a seat on a lower bleacher.
Melody didn't have too many friends at school. She wasn't into the same things that many of the other boys and girls were. Melody didn't wear the same styles as other girls.
She didn't smoke. She didn't drink. She didn't use drugs or hang around with those who did. Because, she believed that those things were wrong and she didn't hang out with those who believed they were right, many at school thought she was a snob.
Many of the school students thought that Melody believed she was better than they were, so they teased, mocked, and made fun of her all the time.
Professional Reviews
PrLog
First-in-a-series chapter book for school-age children focusing on subjects such as hardship, bullying, and Judeo-Christian values. It is a work of YA fiction that will delight younger readers and adults as well.
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