Standing up for yourself
Hobart is coping with a school bully and learns from Lettie about standing up for himself.
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Paul Pitts - Author
This is a story about friendship and finding confidence while facing difficulties. Hobart’s new friendship with Lettie is presented as a turning point, though how he responds to the bully is not detailed.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a story about friendship and finding confidence while facing difficulties. Hobart’s new friendship with Lettie is presented as a turning point, though how he responds to the bully is not detailed.
Hobart is coping with a school bully and learns from Lettie about standing up for himself.
Hobart makes a new friend when Lettie and her family become stranded in town.
A school bully is part of Hobart’s difficulties. The nature, extent and consequences of the bullying are not described, so consider checking in if this subject feels close to your reader’s own experience.
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