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Reassuring young children that it's good to let an adult know if they are being bullied or teased. Gently suggests that bullies may have insecurities or issues themselves, and sometimes tolerance and understanding can alleviate the problem.
Author: Claire Alexander
Illustrator: Claire Alexander
Publisher: Gullane Children's Books
Lucy enjoys nursery, but she doesn’t like the way classmate Tommy treats her. He knocks paint over her drawing, and stamps on her sculpture. Lucy is too scared to tell her mummy or teacher about Tommy’s bullying, and gets sadder each day. Mummy eventually guesses something is wrong and calls the teacher, despite of Lucy’s protestations. Lucy can’t sleep for worrying about what is going to happen the next day. Back at nursery, Lucy notices that Tommy is quiet and sad. She is not scared any longer and feels sorry for him. She asks Tommy to draw her a picture which no-one has ever done before. Tommy apologises for his behaviour and they go outside to play together.