Pingo and the Playground Bully
Pingo and the Playground Bully by Brandon Mull is a full-color picture book published by Shadow Mountain in 2012, featuring 32 pages in English. This story revolves around a contest during recess where children showcase their imaginary friends, each with unique abilities. When the schoolyard bully, Jeremy, and his imaginary friend, Grunt, demand to join, unexpected events unfold, leading to a lesson in kindness and inclusion.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of friendship, imagination, and social dynamics among children. The book highlights the significance of kindness and the impact of bullying in a playful context. Through the adventures of Chad and Pingo, the story emphasizes the importance of including others, making it a thoughtful addition to juvenile fiction that addresses social themes relevant to young readers.
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Who has the best imaginary friend? Is it Gary, who protects the galaxy with Sparky the robot? Or Tiffany, who helps save the day with Awesome Girl? Or Dustin, who can hide Mr. Bob in his pocket? During recess, Chad and Pingo are invited to participate in the contest to see which imaginary friend is the smartest or the strongest or the sneakiest. But when Jeremy, the schoolyard bully, and his imaginary friend, Grunt, barge into the contest, demanding to be included, no one expects what happens next-or how Pingo saves the day.
Pingo and the Playground Bully is a delightful, full-color picture book about the power of kindness and the importance of including others.
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