Empowerment Workshop
The fourth grade is finally over, and Ronald must find a way to stop the bullying and teasing at school before he starts the fifth grade. He embarks on a journey that teaches him that he should be careful with what he asks for. Will Ronald erase his string bean image? Will he finally fit in at school? Was he doomed to always be the weird, goofy, tall kid?
Prepare to read a book that will make you laugh and appreciate the rollercoaster ride of growing up. I wrote this book for kids who like me feel different. I used my personal experiences to tell a story about how many kids live every day. I used humor as a tool to break down situations that most of the time are not very funny, like bullying, feeling misunderstood, or being alone.
How does a child navigate big emotions?
How can a child overcome peer pressure and bullying?
How does a child learn to love themselves?
My character, Ronald, goes on a journey of self-discovery and finds that people may not always be kind. But learning how to love yourself no matter what others think is key. It can be a superpower.
