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    The Little Boy Who Made a Difference: Understanding the Impact of Childhood Bullying
    The Little Boy Who Made a Difference: Understanding the Impact of Childhood Bullying
    The Little Boy Who Made a Difference: Understanding the Impact of Childhood Bullying
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    The Little Boy Who Made a Difference: Understanding the Impact of Childhood Bullying

    By Jo Ann Olukaka

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    Jo was inspired to write this series to discuss the negative impact of bullying. Jo's son was a bully in middle school and Jo used this experience to write a book to teach children how to treat others and how that impacts them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStratton Press
    Release dateJul 30, 2021
    ISBN9781648955099
    The Little Boy Who Made a Difference: Understanding the Impact of Childhood Bullying
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    Jo Ann Olukaka

    Jo is a 57-year-old veteran born and raised on a farm in Henderson, Tennessee. Jo retired as a correctional officer from The Department of Criminal Justice on February 28, 2018 and is the mother of three children. As a mother, Jo is a firm believer in teaching children about the negative impacts of bullying early on. This series is dedicated to help shape the future of our children and demonstrate the importance of treating others the way we would want to be treated.

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