The Lenny Super Book

By K S Hubley

What does your child know about Kids Help Phone’s services? We do not know who will need these services in their teen years. You can introduce your child to Patty as she uses Kids Help Phone’s services. At the end of the book is a list of questions to discuss with your child and a list of resources. Feedback used from Kids Help Phone.

Has your child ever dealt with bullying or difficult behaviours from others? Do they find it hard to fit in sometimes?

This e-book has three playful stories, colorful pictures and whimsical characters.

It features: "Lenny Meets Donnie Dare Ya", "Lenny Meets Patty Put Down", & "Lenny Meets Bully Bailey."

Each written at a grade 2/3 reading level.

"Lenny Meets Donnie Dare Ya" takes the you through the challenges of fitting in and peer pressure.

"Lenny Meets Patty Put Down" takes the young reader through a call with the Kids Help Phone, with Patty.

"Lenny Meets Bully Bailey" deals with bullying, what may cause a nice person to start bullying suddenly and how their friends react.

Come read with us, and join Lenny and the gang on three magnificent adventures.

• Language: English
• Publisher: K S Hubley
• Release date: Mar 18, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311725271

K S Hubley

K S Hubley lives in Eastern Canada and is a parent of two wonderful children. He has a positive attitude and is committed to share his outlook with others. He is writing the Lenny Books series as a fun way for parents to talk with their kids about behaviours that they may encounter in life and lets the kids talk about things they see in others. Each book has Lenny's Question corner. Please visit our Facebook page at Lenny Ebooks by K S Hubley and feel free to send me a message or leave a post. .

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Foreword

K S Hubley has done a masterful job of addressing truly important topics for children in a manner that is both reachable and fun for young children. Through what he has written, in addition to the accompanying engaging pictures, he provides an opportunity for parents to read to their children, address complex social issues, and generate personal and age appropriate conversations about key topics for children. Addressing these topics early in life can be crucial to developing an ongoing dialogue as children grow and provides a highly valuable tool for parents to make the discussion of difficult but important topics much easier. The translation of knowledge into family friendly materials such as these is tremendously valuable.

Bruce D. Dick, PhD

Professor and Child Psychologist

Department of Psychiatry

University of Alberta

Canada

Lenny Meets Bully Bailey

Hi, I am Lenny.

I am excited today.

The birds are singing.

The flowers are dancing gently in the wind.

Today is the day.

Today is the first day of school.

Lenny is excited to see his friends again.

He is in grade 3 at Egg Elementary School.

His teacher’s name is Ms. Cooper.

Lenny loves school, especially gym class.

Lenny thinks