Rifka Schonfeld

"Reuven's frequent meltdowns end up driving away all his friends, leaving Reuven isolated and sad. Reuven isn't a bad person; he's a boy with a problem that is too strong for him to handle alone. ... Reuven discovers coping and cooling-down techniques that help him take control of his anger."-- Back cover

"Follow Pinny as he innocently reacts to a "friend" who belittles and intimidates him. When the meanness turns into active bullying, Pinny's bewilderment transforms into fear, shame and phantom stomach aches. Noticing Pinny's changed behavior, his mother gently urges him to unburden himself. Finally, his life takes a turn for the better! This book is for parents and educators who are dealing with bullied children or children who are bullies themselves....