Kid Jack Adventures: Prevent Bullying

By Mario Cardarelli

Kid Jack Adventures is about three young best friends who's curiosity leads them into an adventure and into trouble. Kid Jack is to prevent bullying, this is the message.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Jan 24, 2011
• ISBN: 9781456722951

Mario Cardarelli

Mario ( Jack ) Cardarelli was born and raised in , Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is the author of, “ Bunny, an orphans story,” as well as” The princess and the wolf,” “Kid Jack Adventures” is the very first adventure book; in the series he has written for children. The message is powerful, and speaks about “ preventing bullying.” He has been a great mentor to children of all ages, and Mario shows great confidence in his work, and also, speaks out at outreach programs, and volunteered in many different positions with many different agencies. They include, public and catholic schools, The salvation army, The Canadian Cancer Society, along with Parks and Recreation, & (ESS) Etobicoke services for seniors. Mario has been helping people, and inspiring others within writing his books, with the powerful and important messages in his books that he writes.

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Contents

A Word about Bullying

An Important Message

What Makes Me Different? By: Mario Cardarelli

 Kid Jack & the Mysterious Potion

A Word about Bullying

No one should experience any form of bullying. Whether it may be, physically, mentally, or even cyber bullying, any such form of bullying. This kind of behavior is not called for, it must be stopped, and at the least it should be prevented from happening to not only children, but adults as well. Bullying is a serious offense; it is not a normal way or, part of growing up. It can make children feel frightened, sick, lonely, and unhappy. Unfortunately, these childhood bullies are also, more likely to develop anti social behaviors. Bullying changes its form with age. It is important to stop bullying at a young age, and strive to create a safe and peaceful environment within the community for everyone. With a great understanding of factors, related to bullying, we can design prevention, and intervention efforts that decrease bullying of teachers, parents, and children when it does occur.

Let’s stop our children from the abuse of being bullied!!!

Author- Mario Cardarelli

An Important Message

What Makes Me Different? By: Mario Cardarelli

Hi, my name is Mario, and I have a story for you children today.

This story was about me when I was a little boy, and how I lost my best friend because of bullying. One day I was walking with my mother to school. I was about seven years old. Although I was excited about the new school I was also scared. As we ware getting closer to the school I started feeling nauseous and dizzy.

My mother looked down at me and asked What’s the matter sweetie? I had quivers in my voice, Mom I don’t think I’m ready to start school today My mother looked down at me and with her sweet smile said Everything will be fine sweetie, go in and try to make some new friends. I will be here at the end of the day, when school is out. I looked at my mom, smiled, and walked on into the classroom. I searched for a desk away from the rest of the students, but all I found was a desk next to a little girl. So I went over and sat down beside her. The little girl looked at me and smiled. The teacher came in and started to speak, today children you will be working in partners, we will be doing learning exercises. The teacher placed each student into assigned partners and gave each group a pipe that was cut in half down the middle, and a marble. The teacher began to explain to us what to do the object of this game he said is to get the marble from one side of the classroom to the other. As I started to walk towards my partner another boy named Bob tripped me. I was so embarrassed that I cried and could hardly get myself off the floor but I did it anyways. I asked this boy why did you do that? Bob looked at me with hate as I had actually done something to deserve his anger. He raised his shoulders as he could care less and said because I wanted to and walked away. When school had finally ended I walked out of the classroom with teary eyes. When I was