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Invisible Wounds
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235058606
- EAN9798235058606
- Date de parution11/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Invisible Wounds is a moving and heartfelt young adult novel that shines a light on the hidden pains of bullying and cyberbullying, and celebrates the life-changing power of kindness and courage. Fourteen-year-old Alex Mercer is an expert at being invisible. Walking down the hallways with his head down, he navigates the silent torment of classroom isolation and the relentless buzz of cyberbullying on his phone.
He feels completely alone in a sea of classmates. But everything begins to change when Maya Reyes, a new student with a keen eye for noticing the unseen, arrives at Westbrook Middle. Through small, brave acts of connection and a shared notebook, Alex and Maya set off a quiet revolution in their school. Written with hope at its center, Invisible Wounds deals honestly with the emotional toll of bullying while offering a path forward.
The book also includes valuable tips and resources for parents and teachers to help recognize warning signs, support students, and build safer, more compassionate communities. Be the person who notices. Be the person who listens. Be the person who helps.
He feels completely alone in a sea of classmates. But everything begins to change when Maya Reyes, a new student with a keen eye for noticing the unseen, arrives at Westbrook Middle. Through small, brave acts of connection and a shared notebook, Alex and Maya set off a quiet revolution in their school. Written with hope at its center, Invisible Wounds deals honestly with the emotional toll of bullying while offering a path forward.
The book also includes valuable tips and resources for parents and teachers to help recognize warning signs, support students, and build safer, more compassionate communities. Be the person who notices. Be the person who listens. Be the person who helps.
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