Sleepover Girls: Delaney vs. the Bully

by Jen Jones, Paula Franco (Illustrations)

Delaney's killing it with her work on Student Council. If she keeps this up, she will definitely snag an officer position by the time seventh grade rolls around! Never one to back away from a cause, Delaney's on the case when she finds out her science lab partner is being cyber-bullied. The Sleepover Girls are happy to help work on the campaign and put a stop to the problem, but what happens when they find out one of their good friends is also a bully?

128 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2015

About the author

A Los-Angeles-based author, Jen Jones has written more than 40 books. Along with writing books, Jen has published stories in magazines such as American Cheerleader, Dance Spirit, Variety, and more. In the past, she was a staff writer for E! Online and PBS Kids.

Reviews

[Tara Strosnider · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the first time I ever read a sleep over girls book and it was amazing I loved it and this brings up the issue of bullying and cyber bullying and as being a victim of bullying this book is amazing teaching about bullying and how it's wrong more people need to stop bullying schools need to help because when schools don't do anything about bullying it's wrong and discusting when no one helps and let's people get bullied like when I was bullied no one helped I can related to this story and I love how it's relatable about something that's real and needs to be discussed and awared of bullied are not cool don't be a bully help someone from bullying please stop bullying now

[James Crawford · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Sleepover Girls are a group of girls that are great friends and have sleepovers (obviously.) They are nice girls, one of them working at an animal rescue shelter, one wants to be an actress and another wants to be involved in fashion.

What happens is that they find out a girl is being bullied on-line with a fake Facebook being created. It's quite a bad situation so the girls figure out a way to help at school by getting the topic of bullying out in front of everyone instead of allowing it to be covered up as it is at most schools. This shows what students can do if given the chance by the school administration. A very good book.

[Milan]

This is the first time that I've ever read any of the "Sleepover Girls" books, and I thought this one was really great. I loved that it tied in real aspects of social media that kids are beginning to familiarize themselves with, so the book seemed more relatable. I also liked that it had a very real life issue that many kids face, cyber bullying. The books did a good job of believability that many kids, especially young girls, can relate to.

[Savannah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read it in a day. Good book. Inspiring. Oops. I put the wrong version, i did the kindle version