Title: Step On
Me More
Author: Joan C. Afman and Mary M. Ricksen
Genre: Women’s Fiction, Romance
Pages: 304
Publisher: Wild Rose Press
SYNOPSIS: Shelburne
High School teachers Kailyn Hartigan and Lisa Stone have had enough. Bullying among students is reaching an
all-time high, and the rest of the staff is either in denial or too afraid of
repercussions to help address the problem.
When Stephanie Moore-aka: Step On
Me More-is welcomed by Shelburne High as the new principal, taking an
anti-bullying stance becomes a dangerous game.
One that could cost Kailyn and Lisa not only their careers, but the
lives of the students they seek to protect.
REVIEW: This is such a touching story
that shows just what goes on in schools. Both teachers Kailyn and Lisa had been
bullied in school. Little did they know they were bullied by the same person?
They both fought to try and protect the students being bullied but the
principal, Stephanie Moore would hear nothing of it. She had everyone eating
out of her hands. They believed her when she said there was nothing going on
and it took 2 different students actions to show the school board to see what
was happening.
Although the 2 students’ fates were already determined, they did
help the school and administration get rid of Stephanie Moore and have the
school and town assembly about the bullying. They adopted a no tolerance policy
and it changed the whole school atmosphere. While the story was about the
bullying there was also some romance going on when both teachers found some
great guys to confide in and stand by them. They could put their bullying past
behind them and move on with their lives.
I really liked this story. I highly
recommend it.
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