BEWARE! THERE'S A BULLY IN ROOM 203! Chronicles the Life of a School Bully

Bartholomew Jones seems like a typical seven-year-old, but there's a reason why the children in Ms. Peacock's 2nd grade class call him Bart the Bully. Author Nona Ransom depicts the trouble that this boy causes and the repercussions of his misbehavior.

Ms. Ransom's children's book includes vivid pictures of Bart wreaking havoc at school by fighting other boys, teasing little girls, and making them cry. He throws food in the cafeteria, disrespects adults, and never listens to anyone, who tries to talk to him about his bad behavior. Bart does not listen to his teachers, his parents, or even the principal, Mrs. Crocodill. However, there is a turning point in the story in which he might listen to two people. It might even be possible that he no longer wants to be called Bart the Bully.

As the story reveals, Room 203 at Green Meadows Elementary School may become a No Bully Zone. With its vibrant illustrations and important moral lessons on a relevant topic for school age children, "Beware! There's A Bully In Room 203!" makes for an informative reading experience for those, who may be dealing with their own "Bart the Bully."

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About the Author
Nona Ransom holds a PhD from George Washington University and has a BA and MA from Georgetown University in Washington, DC. She is an elementary school teacher, who has taught young children in grades 1-3 in the Washington, DC Public School System for several years. On a daily basis, she observes young children and knows how they talk, think, learn, and behave. She has written the sequel to "Beware! There's A Bully In Room 203!" as well as Outside My Bedroom Walls, both of which are about young children. She has also published several poems. Raised in Georgia, Nona Ransom lives in Washington, DC.

Beware! There's A Bully In Room 203! * by Nona Ransom, PhD
Publication Date: May 14, 2013
Picture Book; $21.99; 36 pages; 978-1-4797-8165-2
Picture Book Hardcover; $31.99; 36 pages; 978-1-4797-8166-9
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4797-8167-6

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