Official Review: Bubbles and Streams Wash Me Clean

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Re: Official Review: Bubbles and Streams Wash Me Clean

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What a great book! Every teacher should have this in their classroom to teach kids about how bullying is wrong. Great review!
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Chrixza17 wrote: 16 Sep 2018, 05:13 I loved the concept of this story Bubbles and Streams wash me clean i think i saw bart in me when i was a child i used to be the bully and it sad when you dont have friends
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kandscreeley wrote: 16 Sep 2018, 18:39 I love the concept of this book. We need more stories on anti-bullying. And I love the characters. Sorry about the kindle issue. Still, sounds like a good book. Thanks.
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I love the cover. It has such a neat storyline. I like that it's the bullies perspective. Great review!
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I like the idea of a book about bullying, from the bully's perspective. Of course it is the bully who is the most fragile, psychologically. It's good for kids to understand that. Sounds like we could all use a Peter Pratt to remind us how to like ourselves. Thank you for the introduction to this intriguing book.
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What a timely subject! Bullying has always been a problem, but now there is a real effort to decrease it in schools. This book seems to take an original view, being from the bully's perspective and his need to change.
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