Since 2007, February 22 has been marked as the day to raise more awareness about standing up to bullying. So put on your pink shirt and check out some of these great books that help teach children of all ages about the power of kindness and acceptance. —Mia Germanski
Pink is for Everybody. This is a delightful book dedicated to self expression and the importance of creativity. When a group of children come across a pink treasure chest on a gloomy, rainy day, they learn to celebrate and respect that different clothing, toys, and colours can be enjoyed by everyone. Get it here.
Little Wolf. When a young Indigenous girl moves to the big city, she struggles to find connections to her culture and land while at the same time, dealing with bullies. This is an inspiring story that shows how you can find connections everywhere and continue to always be yourself. Get it here.
Sharky Mcshark. This funny new take on the classic “lion and mouse” tale features a mean shark who is the biggest bully of the sea not needing any friends by her side. One day, she encounters a tiny grab that proves to her that everyone needs a friend. Get it here.
Today I’m Strong. Sometimes the schoolyard isn’t always fun, especially when there are bullies around. This is a story of a young girl finding her strength and courage (with the help of an imaginary friend tiger). A book that reminds us all that the power of kindness always prevails. Get it here.
Art With Heart. The Invincible Girls love to spread positive messages but even they run into problems with bullies. Emelyn is the leader with her three best friends who want to help stop the means words that are being said to classmates at their school. This chapter book is the second installment in the series and features profiles on real-life anti-bullying activities. Get it here.
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