Official Review: Jenny's Heroes by Barry Litherland

[Wayne Njoroge]

Jenny's Heroes is a children's book with fascinating characters children can relate to in their lives. It exploits this by talking about real life issues that affect children within the school systems. Congrats on being BOTD.

[John Arun Kumar]

This book might prevent potential bullying. This is so so important to happen. Your review is well written. Congratulations on on the BOTD!

[AzmainReviews]

Bullies are abusive, but sometimes they are victims too. I agree with the reviewer's point on this matter. There should be proper awareness about bullying. Only that way we can save beautiful souls. There are no evil children, only the misguided ones. I think it'll be a lovely book read with children. I would recommend it to my neighbor for their child.

[Novin Aliyah]

My son has just been bullied. I don't support bullying. We need to tell children don't bully so We can stop bullying. This review tells about a book to describe it. It's a good book for kids and parents.

[tarafarah7]

Well-written and professionally edited, today's BOTD focuses on bullying, and it is a great choice for upper elementary or middle school classroom libraries. Readers will find the characters funny, the dialogue realistic, and the events thought-provoking and inspiring. Thank you so much for your helpful review. Great work!

[Laura Ungureanu]

This book seems to address some serious matters, like bullying. I would like to sample it and perhaps read it. Congrats!

[Effat Ara]

By reading the review, I learn that the book is written on the topic of bullying. And the boy who was suffering the problem, how he solved the problem.

[Luchris_michael]

Bullying is something that still occurs in our present day. I find the book relatable and I would love to read it. Thanks for your review.

[DEEPA PUJARI]

This is a good self help book that will help children and parents to solve the problem of bullying. Congratulations BOTD!

[Zelda Boshoff]

I think bullying is very difficult to deal with, and children experience it much more in life than adults. Just think about all that fear. The author had a brilliant idea presenting the issue within a children's book, children can understand. It's an excellent review.

[Satwik Mohanty]

I like the comic elements present in this serious story. Indeed, bullying is a major issue now more than ever. And I also like how the author shows the bully's side of the story. Thanks for the detailed review!

[Katherine Powell-Polkey]

I am looking forward to reading this story with my special needs child. Hopefully it will prepare him for the hardships that he may face when he starts school.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I'll be skipping this book at the moment as I have no school-aged children in my life right now. But, I'm a big fan of Barry Litherland and it was a pleasure to read a few chapters of the book. It's a well-written novel, ideal for tackling the horrible issue of bullying. I hope that Mr. Litherland finds an appreciative audience for this book and other "Jenny" books that come our way.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

The fight against bullying presented in an unique way is inspiring.

Thank you for the great review.

[Kirsi Cultrera]

This book has quite a unique approach to this important but also difficult topic. Henry finding out that he’s actually a character in Jenny’s story sounds fascinating! I wonder how the story ends for Henry? Is he indeed a character and will he become a hero as Jenny says? Is the bullying going to end? It is great that the author has chosen to work with this topic, as so many kids face bullying one way or the other.

Thanks for an informative review!