"How Do I Feel About: Bullies and Gangs" by Johnson explores the complex emotions and experiences surrounding bullying and gang involvement from a child's perspective. Through relatable narratives and engaging illustrations, the book provides insights into the feelings of fear, loneliness, and desperation that victims often face while also addressing the underlying issues that lead to such behaviors. It encourages young readers to understand empathy, the importance of kindness, and the power of standing up against bullying. Through relatable stories, the book fosters a dialogue about resilience and finding support, ultimately empowering children to express their feelings and take action. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called How Do I Feel? .

There are 24 pages in this book. This book was published in 1996 by Hachette Children's Group .

Julie Ovenell-Carter is a full-time freelance writer living on a small island just offshore from Vancouver, British Columbia. Julie worked as the senior editor at the "Globe and Mail"'s award-winning "West" magazine while it was in print. She frequently contributes to a travel column in the "Globe and Mail. " For almost twenty years Julie has written for many of Canada's major media publications, including "Canadian Living" magazine and "Western Living" magazine, as well as for CBC Radio. She has also applied her talent to speech writing, video scripts and corporate contract work, and her articles for business travelers appear in the "Report on Business Magazine. "