Books matching: bullying tactics
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- #1
Save:'Shane' by Jack Schaefer is a classic Western tale that follows the story of a mysterious stranger named Shane who arrives in a small Wyoming valley in the summer of 1889. The book is narrated through the eyes of a young boy, Bob Starrett, who idolizes Shane as he becomes involved in a conflict between homesteaders and a ruthless cattle baron. The plot revolves around Shane's efforts to help the farmers resist the land baron's bullying tactics and protect their livelihoods, ultimately leading to a tense and inevitable showdown.
He drew rein not twenty feet from me. His glance hit me, dismissed me, flicked over our place. This was not much, if you were thinking in terms of size and scope. But what there was was good. You coul... - #2
Save:'Nasty People' by Jay Carter delves into the topic of invalidation, where individuals put others down to feel superior. The author highlights that while only 1% of the population intentionally spread misery to manipulate and control others, a larger percentage do so as a defense mechanism or unintentionally. explores the victim mentality that allows invalidators to take advantage of others and offers insights into how these behaviors manifest in everyday interactions. Carter draws parallels between invalidators and historical figures like Hitler, emphasizing the destructive impact of manipulative behavior.
- #3
Save:"Touching Spirit Bear" by Ben Mikaelsen follows the story of Cole Mathews, a teenager with anger issues who is sent to a remote Alaskan island as part of a Circle Justice program after committing multiple crimes. The plot delves into Cole's journey of healing and redemption as he faces the consequences of his actions, confronts his inner demons, and learns valuable life lessons through his interactions with nature and the Spirit Bear.
The writing style of the book is praised for its rich characterization, deep life lessons, and powerful dialogue. The narrative is filled with imagery, flashbacks that provide insight into the characters, and moments that evoke introspection and self-reflection. Through the use of personification on animals and environments, the author creates an engaging and thought-provoking reading experience that explores themes of forgiveness, healing, and personal transformation.
COLE MATTHEWS KNELT defiantly in the bow of the aluminum skiff as he faced forward into a cold September wind. Worn steel handcuffs bit at his wrists each time the small craft slapped into another wav...
