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Say Something 
Lea Lyon (Illustrator), Peggy Moss (Author)

A young narrator describes different examples of bullying that she witnesses at school and on the bus, but remains silent. One day, when her friends are absent, she must sit alone in the cafeteria, and several students make jokes at her expense. In addition to feeling angry about being treated this way, the girl is frustrated with the other kids who look on sympathetically but say nothing. She is then able to empathize with other victims. The next day, she approaches a quiet girl who is often teased and finds a new friend. 
ISBN: 0884482618 
Year: 2004 
Publisher: Tilbury House Publishers 
Grade Level: K - 3 
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