Books like Confessions of a former bully by Trudy Ludwig
When Katie is faced with punishment for bullying classmates, she realizes that true change requires making amends. She decides to channel her remorse into writing a book that explains why bullying is harmful and how children can learn to be better friends.
The story follows Katie’s journey of self‑reflection and responsibility, offering younger readers a candid look at the consequences of bullying and a constructive path toward empathy and improved conduct in school settings.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Trudy Ludwig
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