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Reviewed by Author Anna del C. Dye. for Readers' Favorite
This is a quite compelling and yet different kind of book that addresses bullying in schools. It is well organized and will keep the attention of the kids reading it. It is a great tool for parents and teachers to use to talk about this difficult theme and a great story to open conversations about this horrible practice. It is well written with a good pace and the characters are quite believable.
Derek Johnson is a fourth grader who was transferred to Paul Robeson Elementary School recently. In this school there are three groups: the rooftop club, the kindergarteners, and the crew. The kindergarteners are safe because someone picks them up. The crew beat up everyone else, if they are alone, and the rooftop club is made up of Derek and his three cousins. The cousins have lived in the same place for a good while and now they have to keep Derek from being alone. Everything works well until the rooftop club decides to stop the crew from hurting anyone else. They have a plan. Will they make them stop or are they just going to get hurt themselves? At a time when bullying is rampant in many school, this book and series will help not only to stop it but also to prevent it. Our children should go to school for their education, not to fear for their lives. This book gives us a very good start against this serious problem. Hopefully, parents all over the world will take a stand against bullying.
