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Minggu, 05 Mei [K Label: Ebooks. Tidak ada komentar:. I think the girl in this book is rude, so I didn't give it a high rating. Mar 31, Elise rated it it was amazing.
From the first page of the book when Bootsie is introduced, Bootsie has a mean grin on her face like she is going to cause trouble. When Bootsie plays, she is very controlling and mean to her friend. She acts like a dinosaur who is out to eat her friend and pins her to the ground by holding her hair.
The girl Bootsie is bullying dreams of Bootsie falling off the edge of the earth because she is so mean to her. When her mom announces that Bootsie is sleeping over, she finally has enough and devices a plan to make sure Bootsie no longer bullies her. For many children who have experienced bullying, they may feel they are alone and may not know how to handle the situation. This book allows the children to see that they are not the only one who is being bullied and they can relate to the feeling of being bullied.
The pictures in the book are very detailed and depict the emotions that the children feel throughout the book. When the girl is being bullied, you can see how scared and upset she is, and when Bootsie is bullying, she has a very deceptive and scary look on her face. This also allows children who are being bullied to relate the emotions that they are feeling to how the characters are feeling. Overall, I would definitely recommend this book to classroom teachers or parents to teach their children about bullying and the negative impact it can have on the victim.
A hilarious book about two mom's that are best friends, but the same is not true for their daughters. Bootsie is a little monster and doesn't get along with the other girl.
The story ends with an entertaining twist. May 11, Jessica Schuerman rated it liked it Shelves: children-s-lit. Contemporary Realist Fiction The main character in this story was a girl named Booties. She was a very control girl, when it came time to playing with her friend. Booties always has to do things her way, so when the two girls are playing she decides to be a dinosaur.
Her friend doesn't like the dinosaurs, so she wishes Booties will fall off Earth and never come back. Until one day her friend came up with an idea to be a paleontologist. That causes Booties run out of the house and go back with h Contemporary Realist Fiction The main character in this story was a girl named Booties.
That causes Booties run out of the house and go back with her family. The images in this book do a great job of show the children's imaginations. Many times it is hard to see what is going on in a child's head, but this book shows it very well. Children should read this book if they are having trouble with a controlling friend. It shows that just because one person has control most of the time, doesn't mean the roles can change.
I wouldn't read this to a group of students, but I would lay it out for children to read on their own. That is because some of the ideas to get rid of Booties are not good things to do. Over all the book has a good message and is illustrated very well.
Sep 12, Susan rated it liked it Shelves: picture-books-jp. The bully and the hapless victim perfectly characterized - and while I understand the whole empower yourself concept, the way the mother of the girl who is being picked on just tells her to not allow Bootsie to pick on her plays into the "work it out for yourself" parenting concept I have seen fail far too often when kids are overwhelmed by bullies and parents underplay the harm being done.
Just a line of "if you can't handle this, I am there for you" only better written, of course! Maybe I am just coming to this as a mother of a special needs child who had more than his share of bullies back in the day, but I think it is vital to let children who are being bullied to know that sometime it might be too much for them to handle. Additionally the ending was, as my once bullied son would have said, the way adults would have you believe things happen.
Bullying generally does not get resolved with just one action nor so easily. Might I add here, however, the illustrations are on mark terrific. Mar 25, Mallori rated it really liked it. Summary: This book is about two little girls who have moms who are best friends.
When Bootsie comes over to play, she completely scares her so-called friend and always says she is going to eat her because she is a dinosaur. She rips up all of her friend's books and hates her friend's pet salamander. She drags her around and never lets her friend talk when the parents ask if everything is OK.
Bootsie is just absolutely one hundred percent mean. Bullying should never occur and children should know this. Literary Elements: There is dialogue used throughout the book and a lot of easy words that make it an easy and enjoyable read for children.
Dec 04, Klarissa added it Shelves: t-l Bootsie Barker is a terrible and mean little girl. The story is told from the point of view of a young girl that loves turtles and salamanders in which Bootsie hates both and decides to throw tantrums and pretend to eat her. When Bootsie comes to stay the night the young girl is terrified and discovers a new game to Bootsie Barker is a terrible and mean little girl. When Bootsie comes to stay the night the young girl is terrified and discovers a new game to play with Bootsie.
This game scares off Bootsie and the young girl is safe once again. This story would be helpful for children who are timid or shy that has a bully. It teaches the children to stand up for themselves in a non-threatening way. Sometimes adults are blind to the signs of a child being bullied as shown in this book and it is good for a child to stand up for themselves every once in awhile.
Jan 28, Kristen rated it it was amazing Shelves: picture-books , preschoolers-and-kindergartners , childrens. Oh, Peggy Rathmann, your art always gets me! From the first page, where we see the toothily sneering Bootsie, we know we are in for trouble! The narrator's mother and Bootsie's mother are best friends, which means the girls must play together often. Haven't we all had that awful situation of being stuck with someone secretly nasty like Bootsie? Barbara Bottner catches that anxious feeling so well, when the girl tries to tell her mother that playing with Bootsie is horrible and her mother says sh Oh, Peggy Rathmann, your art always gets me!
Barbara Bottner catches that anxious feeling so well, when the girl tries to tell her mother that playing with Bootsie is horrible and her mother says she must learn to get along.
The part I most enjoy is the resolution and what it isn't: it isn't saccharine and unrealistic "and then the girls become best friends! The little girl finds a way to turn the tables on bully Bootsie and get a much-needed break. Great for a classroom read-aloud and discussion.
View 2 comments. Aug 10, Linda Lipko rated it liked it Shelves: children-s-illustrated-books. Bootsie Barker is a bully that bites. Told from the voice of the child who is bullied, this is a wonderful tale of getting even and empowerment.
Because Bootise Barker's mother and the child Bootsie tortures with her nasty antics are best friends, each day Bootsie is dropped off at the house to play. Each game results in Bootise turning herself into a monster with sharp, sharp teeth with which she bites. I very much liked the illustrations. They made me laugh right out loud. The girl dreams each ni Bootsie Barker is a bully that bites.
The girl dreams each night that Bootise accidently falls off the edge of the world and cannot be saved. Turning the table, the girl who is bullied pretends she is a Bootise-eating monster. Bootise's last fit nets her a trip to Chicago where she can live far, far away.
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