by Donna Jones
Illustrated by Janice Upham
Lou is a young girl in school who doesn't look forward to going back to school because she is bullied there. She meets a new girl named Natalie who shares a seat with her on the bus. Natalie comes to class late and gets teased by the children. The teacher tells the kids not to bully and Lou talks about how bullying hurts God. She encourages the other students to be nice to people. She says Jesus is hurt when people mistreat others. Lou, disabled and confined to a wheelchair, goes home and tells her mother how she spoke up in class. Her mother is proud of her and Lou feels Jesus' love.
Questions for students follow the story.
Fiction
Picture Book
8.5 x 9 inches
26 pages
Published 11/13/2019
by Donna Jones
Illustrated by Janice Upham
Lou is a young girl in school who doesn't look forward to going back to school because she is bullied there. She meets a new girl named Natalie who shares a seat with her on the bus. Natalie comes to class late and gets teased by the children. The teacher tells the kids not to bully and Lou talks about how bullying hurts God. She encourages the other students to be nice to people. She says Jesus is hurt when people mistreat others. Lou, disabled and confined to a wheelchair, goes home and tells her mother how she spoke up in class. Her mother is proud of her and Lou feels Jesus' love.
Questions for students follow the story.
Fiction
Picture Book
8.5 x 9 inches
26 pages
Published 11/13/2019