“The Bully Book is a must-have resource for all those involved with children. All adults will find themselves more attuned, more responsive, and more accurately reading what’s going on in those little brains. Randolph demonstrates best practices with children in their anxious moments when she unfolds a story and invites opportunities for connection during a versatile sentence stem activity that can be used for any topic. There was a time that ‘children are to be seen and not heard.’ As Oprah has said: “Now we know more, so now we can do better.” The Bully Book is that better way of guiding a child through developmental stages that creates empowered, self-knowing and resilient future adults.”

– Bonnie Brinkman, MA: The Bully Book 

“This book does a wonderful job providing children the opportunity to process and express their thoughts, concerns, feelings, and experiences with bullying. It is well organized and thorough, giving kids some concise information and the space to work at their own pace. It is great for parents and professionals who work with children to help them through a time that is often very shameful. As a child therapist, I highly recommend it.”

– Lindsay Gayle, LCSW

“The Bully Book is a great workbook for kids to process their experiences with bullies. Parents/Caregivers, Teachers, and Mental Health Professionals alike will appreciate this easy to use the book when supporting kids. The combination of sentence stems, narrative processing, and artistic processing allows kids to process in a way that fits best for them. A staple on the bookshelf!”

– Kim DiNuzio, LCSW

“I had the chance to read the proof of this book and loved it! It is a set-up workbook style and helps guide conversation using CBT style prompts to help kids work through issues they have had with bullying. Great tool for therapists to use during sessions or even a parent, teacher, or guidance counselor wanting to help a kid talk about what’s happened at school.”

– Jessica Hood, LCSW

“This is a thin book, seemingly a fast-read, but it is so much more than that. Following the format of that of a workbook to help children establish their own thoughts on bullying in a safe environment. Let’s face it, we’ve all been bullied at one point or another and we would love to have had the tools in place in advance. I think this is a brilliant way to do it, both for the Visual and Kinesthetic learner. The pages are meant to be either drawn on or written in, which really speaks to the different learning and interaction styles. It’s a simple book with a brilliant premise. I’d recommend this book without reservation to anyone that has children or works with children.”

– Mark Dolfini

“As I read through this I was struck with the simplicity of the concept but how deep an impact it could have. Thoughtful questions in a safe environment can give such freedom to kids to explore how they feel even when they may not know themselves. This book helps put kids in a place where they can begin to process what they are feeling in a healthy way and also allows a parent a window into their kids hearts. A must buy even if you don’t think your kids have dealt with this.”

– Roger Rexroad