The Secret Bully

by Katrina Kahler

A fantastic book for girls aged 9-12! Sandy continues to be bullied...including some frightening episodes that go way beyond silly childhood teasing. Remmy tries to help her, despite being accused of being the bully by Sandy and Marcus. The interschool athletics carnival gives Remmy and Charlie an opportunity to reconnect and this makes Remmy feel extremely happy. But the bullying of Sandy continues and brings stress into their home. Remmy introduces Sandy to her own list of how to be popular. Sandy makes an effort to change and is even kind towards Mike. Remmy is incredibly proud of her step-sister. But still, the bullying continues. The girls start to suspect that Sydney may have something to do with it and they set up a trap. Will the trap work or will it backfire?

119 pages, Paperback

Published May 20, 2018

About the author

Hi, so excited about being on Goodreads and sharing my Middle School books with you! I live in beautiful Noosa, in Australia. For most of my life I was a teacher of Middle School kids, and what an awesome experience that was. It gave me the opportunity to understand the problems that kids go through.
My writing partners are Kaz and Bill Campbell, they were also Middle School Teachers.
We hope you enjoy our books as much as we love writing them for you!!!

Reviews

[James Crawford · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sandy uses the locker room after some track training only to find out that her backpack with her clothes and phone have been stolen. Remmy shows up and Sandy blames her. The parents show up and Marcus calls the police.

Remmy tries to help Sandy by making a list of students Sandy has bullied. Remmy is cleared.

The bullying of Sandy goes up a notch when it becomes cyber-bullying. Remmy again tries to help her. School is no better for Sandy and gets even worse when someone literally raises a stink but it seems Remmy's plan to get Sandy to change her behavior starts to work anyhow.

Both Sandy and Remmy begin to suspect a certain person but find that setting a trap can backfire on those who set it.