“Bullies Beware” is a text well needed in every classroom. Addressing this issue is often difficult for many children, young people and even adults. This topic appeals to both children and young adults.

Wendy Jacob, Reading Specialist, Education Specialist, San Diego United School District

Mr. Kramer's children's book, "Bullies Beware," is not only a very good book, but it is very realistic as well. I believe this book will motivate children and help them reduce some of the quilt and shame associated with being bullied.

Tyree Sterling
Certified Life Skills Student Facilitator (Anti- bullying)
www.rockyourmic.com

Paul, I think your book, “Bullies Beware” is point on. I thought your book was great and I loved the illustrations.   I like how Mikey sticks up for himself and is assertive with bullies initially.  He also problem solved by taking karate lessons which provided him much needed confidence.  He did the right thing in telling his teacher.  I like that he admits he is scared at the end of the story.  Congratulations on a winning book-I wish you success and lots of sales.

Susan Strauss RN ED.D
Harassment and Bullying Consultant
www.straussconsulting.net

If you are being bullied reach out. Don't be afraid to stand up and say no to being intimidated. Be proactive to help others. Be an advocate to someone who might be being bullied. The book “Bullies Beware" is worth reading to help you.

Kristl Widner