Sticks and Stones (The Fix-It Friends #2)
by Nicole C Kear (Author) Tracy Dockray (Illustrator)
Because words can hurt you too.
Noah's the quiet type, which makes him a great friend for Veronica. She chats. He listens. She gabs. He nods. Perfect!So when Veronica spots Noah getting teased, she decides that if he won't speak up for himself, she will! What she doesn't expect is that the teasing will turn on her -- and her sense of style. Veronica's so embarrassed that she agrees to a mega Makeover from Cora, the Queen of Cute. When this only makes the name-calling worse, Veronica and Noah know just who to call for back-up: the one-and-only problem-solving team, the Fix-It Friends!
This is the second adventure in The Fix-It Friends chapter book series. Author Nicole C. Kear anchors humor with lots of heart, as the group learns to deal with teasing and bullying.Includes a toolbox of expert advice on how to handle teasing!
Don't miss the other Fix-It Friends adventures:
- The Fix-It Friends: Have No Fear!
- The Fix-It Friends: The Show Must Go On
- The Fix-It Friends: Wish You Were Here
- The Fix-It Friends: Eyes on the Prize
- The Fix-It Friends: Three's a Crowd
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Review quotes
Praise for The Fix-It Friends: Have No Fear!:
Fears are scary! But don't worry: the Fix-It Friends are here with step-by-step help —and humor too."—Fran Manushkin, author of the Katie Woo series
"Full of heart and more than a little spunk" —Kathleen Lane, author of The Best Worst Thing
"An empowering resource for kids — and they're just plain fun to read."—Lauren Knickerbocker, Ph.D., Co-Director, Early Childhood Service, NYU Child Study Center
"Hooray for these young friends who work together; this diverse crew will have readers looking forward to more." —Kirkus Reviews
"The humor is spot-on, and the stories pull kids in, teaching without preaching, encouraging children to be active problem-solvers in their own lives." —Dr. Dawn Huebner, Ph. D., child psychologist and creator of the What-to-Do Guides for Kids series
Nicole C. Kear is the author of the chapter book series The Fix-It Friends (Imprint) and the memoir Now I See You (St. Martin's Press), chosen as a Must-Read by People, Martha Stewart Living, Parade, Redbook, and Marie Claire UK among others. Her essays have appeared in the New York Times, Good Housekeeping, New York, Psychology Today, and Parents as well as on Salon, the HuffingtonPost, and xoJane. She teaches writing at the NYU School of Professional Studies.
A native of New York, she received a BA from Yale, a MA from Columbia, and a red nose from the San Francisco School of Circus Arts. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, three children, and two albino frogs. Tracy Dockray illustrated the paperback cover of Lois Lowry's Stay, a dog's tale about his life, and a picture book, Izzy & Oscar (Sourcebooks, 2015) a story about a more unusual kind of pet. Tracy has illustrated numerous other picture books such as The Tushy Book and the prize winning Lost and Found Pony, as well as an edition of Beverly Cleary's Ramona series, Ralph the Mouse series, Henry Huggins series, and The Fix-It Friends series.JUV039020 - Juvenile Fiction | Social Themes | Adolescence
Friendship
Schools
Friendship in children
Helpfulness
Kindness
Teasing
Helping behavior
