This new addition to the In The Know-At Risk series examines the suprisingly subtle way bullying works, confronts readers with the fact that most kids disapprove but unintentionally encourage bullying, and suggests ways to avoid becoming a victim.
Teaches teens that they probably underestimate the safety of their schools, and that there are ways they can make themselves and their schools even safer.
A compelling examination of the sometimes Byzantine teenage girls'world of cliques, Queen Bees, and the cruel reality of social aggression--the exclusion, gossiping and slander by which girls typically bully one another.
