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How to NAVIGATE Middle School

Anna Pozzatti, Bonnie Massimino, illustrated by DeAndra Hodge

Anna Pozzatti and Bonnie Massimino’s 2023 book challenges earlier advice that told children facing bullying to ignore it or repeat a familiar saying. The supplied text states that this guidance did not work. Published by Magination Press on February 21, 2023, the book addresses navigating middle school rather than presenting those responses as solutions. Its title identifies middle school as its setting.

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Themes
Bullying · School
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Magination Press ® - American Psychological Association
Published
February 21, 2023
ISBN-13
9781433838224
Language
English
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