Powerful antibullying resource for teachers and parents When Stevie comes off much worse than second-best in a playground encounter with the kid they call Nightmare, his days, nights and everything else are turned upside down. Written for ages 11 to 15, (school Years 5 to 9), A bully named Nightmare! If you can't beat 'em, join forces draws on themes such as mindfulness, self-defence, taking control, collaboration, resilience and the support of family and friends to equip young people to take back their lives in the context of being bullied. As can be seen by the expert endorsements below, A bully named Nightmare! has a track record as a successful resource to counter bullying and support wellbeing for young people. Teachers and parents have found it to be popular and powerful in addressing the prevalent issue of bullying. Danny Graham is a registered psychologist and schoolteacher. He has more than 30 years experience in counselling and psychological support services for children and teens in Australia and overseas. EndorsementsBrilliant! That’s the word to describe A bully named Nightmare! Let me put it another it’s really, really awesome and I know it will be well received by young readers and many teachers. Vicki Lloyd, Teacher/Registered Psychologist Danny Graham has drawn on his considerable experience as a psychologist and teacher to produce a page-turner that tweens and teens will relate to and engage with. He combines psychology, history, martial arts and a dollop of mysticism—it’s a wonderful read. Lisa Freeman, Clinical Psychologist and mother of two The reader takes a journey through the eyes of a 12-year-old boy dealing with the trials and tribulations of schoolyard bullying. The author also cleverly introduces the stories of several famous historical figures as well as local traditions and cultural practices. Kylie James, Year Six classroom teacher Danny creatively provides the reader with an insightful perspective on the nature and negative impacts of bullying. A powerful read that heightens awareness and, hopefully, in some way helps to create positive change. Dr Luigi A De Frenza, Rural General Practitioner, Rural GP Anaesthetist MB, BS, FRACGP, GDRGP, FACRRM, FARGP, RGPA A very inspiring and engaging book to help young people better understand their emotions when dealing with bullying, anxiety and depression. The story provides tools, techniques, and insights to overcome them. I highly recommend this book to anyone regardless of their age and also to anyone training Jiujitsu. Professor Gustavo Pinto, 5th Degree Black Belt - Gracie Barra My Year 5 class has just finished our venture into the world of Stevie. The impact that this text had on my vivacious pre-teen class was incredible. As a teacher of Year 5 and 6 students for 25 years, I can honestly say that this book is a game changer. My class devoured it, they begged for more. The secret is the way the author has an innate ability to make the context so familiar that the kids feel like they are actually in the story. We read the final chapters with me as the reader in tears. It is that moving, so thought-provoking. The teaching guide was unlike any other. As the author is a teacher as well, his knowledge of curriculum and pedagogy shines through. A Bully Named Nightmare! will take prime position in my teaching program for years to come.