A Letter To My Bully: Sticks, Stones, and Words Do Hurt Book Collaboration Pub Day

DETROIT - Nov. 18, 2014 - PRLog -- Bullying is nothing new. It has always been around for generations. But I think many would agree that the dynamics have changed dramatically. Bullying and school violence has increased and has become more of a threat due to technology, the change of times of how people, from adults to children can handle their emotions and thoughts.

Lilies of the Field Media, LLC is taking a stand against bullying. Our Founder and book collaboration visionary, Sharisa T. Robertson knows firsthand about the hurt, anger, and confusion bullying does to our youth from watching how her daughters have been affected by being the target of bullies. This past school (2013-2014) year has been especially tough for both but it inspired a huge project.

Wanting to help empower her daughters and turn their pain into purpose, a bigger purpose, A Letter To My Bully was created. This collaboration provided an opportunity to write an open letter to a bully, all bullies expressing and releasing all of the hurt, resentment, anger and pain that has been experienced, from the youth’s perspective. The intention is for this book to be the voice for our youth, help build their self-esteem and confidence, offer a way for them to heal, have a positive release, and be in the company of other youth who have an understanding of what each other are going through. A Letter To My Bully also show how you can take something bad and use it for the good, while bringing attention/being an advocate to the issue of bullying and its negative impact and at the same time become an author.

Synopsis:

A Letter To My Bully: Sticks, Stones, and Words Do Hurt features seven young girls ages 9-14 years old, who decided to turn their pain into their purpose by writing an open letter to their bullies, all bullies. Taking full advantage of this opportunity, the girls courageously express and release all of their questions, resentment, hurt and anger that has been experienced from their perspective, while standing and affirming their confidence, identity, and power. As they turn their pain into their purpose they are also raising awareness and being advocates to an awesome cause.

A perfect complement to the letters is the expert contribution from five amazing women who have personal and/or professional experience concerning this issue, taking us into a more in-depth look into bullying.

This book collaboration informs and gives insight that is great for others being bullied but also an eye opener for bullies to reflect on the negative impact caused by their actions. A Letter To My Bully also serves as a remarkable tool and conversation starter for youth, parents, teachers, and anyone who works with our young girls.

A Letter To My Bully is a great read not only for young girls but also parents, teachers/prinicpals, and anyone who works with girls.

Could your daughter be a bully, a victim of bully, or even a witness to bullying? Purchase a copy and start the conversation, get informed, and be inspired to take a stand against bullying!!
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