Troll, Paperback by Stickley, Frances; Martinuz, Stefano (ILT), Like New Used...

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Number of Pages: 32 Pages ISBN: 9781223189413 Book Title: Troll Genre: Juvenile Fiction Item Length: 11 in width: 9.5 in Item Width: 9.5 in Publisher: Baker & Taylor Books Topic: Social Themes / Bullying, Social Themes / Special Needs, Animals / General Publication Year: 2025 Illustrator: Martinuz, Stefano Format: Trade Paperback Language: English Author: Frances Stickley

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Troll, Paperback by Stickley, Frances; Martinuz, Stefano (ILT), Like New Used.... Suddenly, trolling isn't as fun for Troll when the recipient isreal, and defenseless. But he never faced his victims, choosing instead to shout obscenities from inside his cave. Join Troll as he learns the power in what we say out loud and relish in his transformation from thug to friend as he embraces a new voice for love. Troll, Paperback by Stickley, Frances; Martinuz, Stefano (ILT), ISBN 1223189414, ISBN-13 9781223189413, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US · A powerful anti-bullying story: Empowering children to recognize the impact of their words and encouraging them to choose kindness. · Tied to major anti-bullying initiatives: A leading title in PACER’s 2024 National Bullying Prevention campaign. · Perfect for schools, libraries, and family discussions: A must-have for educators and parents teaching respect and inclusion. Supports social-emotional learning (SEL) programs in classrooms. · Visually engaging and accessible: Captivating illustrations make it an appealing read-aloud for PreK-Gr 3 audiences. Now available in paperback returns the bestselling story about choosing kindness and finding beauty in the world. Below the ridge, beneath the log, Underneath the burping bog, Where townsfolk whispered, cringed, and crept, a terrifying monster slept… Once, there was a scary troll with a scary voice and the scariest love for trolling the forest creatures that dared to come anywhere near him. Each day, he shouted nasty warnings to passersby, telling them to hurry along. But he never faced his victims, choosing instead to shout obscenities from inside his cave. Then, one day, Troll finally comes face to face with one of his victims: a sweet little rabbit, who can't hear and, therefore, can't understand Troll's bullying words. Suddenly, trolling isn't as fun for Troll when the recipient is real , and defenseless. Join Troll as he learns the power in what we say out loud and relish in his transformation from thug to friend as he embraces a new voice for love.