Review: Don't Be a Bully Little Tiger - Carol Roth Rashin

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Review: Don't Be a Bully, Little Tiger - Carol Roth Rashin - June 2023


Little Tiger has just begun school and hasn't quite learned the concept of sharing and being a good friend. He soon learns that he hates school because, during breaks, he has no one to play with since he is being viewed by the other animals as a bully. One day, the teacher sees Little Tiger sitting in the classroom and he is in tears. The teacher asks him what the problem is and he says no one wants to play with him. The teacher tells him plainly which I liked as there was no sugar-coating - Don't be a Bully, Little Tiger as this is what makes them exclude you. I loved the fact that this story was straight-up as we now live in a world that I call the snowflake generation as people get offended by the slightest thing as it's not woke to be harsh and blunt. With this new wake-up call and hard truth, our Little Tiger starts to learn to share and become a friend and in return - he starts playing with others and having the best time of his life at school. Don't be a Bully, Little Tiger by Carol Roth Rashin is the perfect read for children aged 3-6 years old.

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