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Name: Karen's bully
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Ann M. Martin

In this children’s fiction tale, Karen encounters a new class bully who moves into her neighborhood. The book grows out of her determination to stand up against the newcomer while learning valuable lessons about community and resilience. Themes of friendship, bravery and everyday life for kids are woven into a relatable narrative that encourages young readers to find their own voice.

First publish date: 1992

Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers

Authors: Ann M. Martin

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