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2014
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“I have read books from other writers who engage in the topic of bullying, many times there are too many examples of bullying incidents and not enough direct advice on how to treat the problem. I appreciate the advice Sally has given and I intend to share it with all the parents that I know. Sally’s book gives a new dimension to the problem of bullying as she does not wage war on all bullies. She has written this book from her heart and from the bosom of a woman with maternal instincts.” C...
2014
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“我度过别的作者写关于欺凌事件的书,虽然例子给得很多,却没有提供实际的解决方法。我欣赏Sally给的提议,并打算和我认识的家长分享。Sally的书给予我看待欺凌事件一个新的层面,因为她不是要和恶霸开战。她非常用心地用女性和母姓写这本书。” Claire Guischard Thompson“对于这个欺凌问题,Sally做了很出色的研究。她在每个区域保持连接的流量和牵动我们的心让我们帮助,医治受害者。这本书写得很好,分段以解决各方。我教了三十七年的书,我预计这本书可以帮助成千上万的读者。我热切期待能看到Sally Ragoo 的新书。” Sarah Joseph-Gooding, teacher in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
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