Help students in grades 3 through 8 see how bystanders can put an end to bullying with junior high student Willie Bohanon. A boy named Blaine has moved to the small town of Griffin and, as the "new kid," made some fast friends at Boemont Junior High. But not everyone thinks Blaine is so great, like Willie's friend Stewart. In the hallways and on the bus, Blaine engages in constantly bullying Stewart, calling him names, shoving him, even making fun of a red welt on his ear! Willie becomes worried about his friend when he notices that Stewart has become visibly sad and stressed, especially about taking the bus home. Stewart's anxiety becomes so bad that before long, he doesn't even want to go to school at all! Fortunately, school counselor Mr. J is there to provide some much needed help and support and reassures Stewart that bullying is considered a serious offense at their school. Mr. J also reminds Willie and his friends that bystanders are the key to stopping a bully from continuing to harm their victims. He teaches them how to handle bullying like a B.O.S.S. - B ystanders hold the key, O pen your mouth, S tand up for others, S tick together. Written and illustrated in an engaging graphic novel style, this second story in this series gives practical and memorable strategies for bystanders to become a part of the solution to stop bullying through songs, rhymes and mnenomics. 39 pgs. The series also includes: The Power of Self-D - The Power of an Attitude of Gratitude - The Power of a Positive No The Urban Character Education series is a Mom's Choice Awards Gold Recipient. This title, which is part of the series, has been named among the best in family-friendly media, products and services by the Mom's Choice Awards. --2016 Mom's Choice Awards Kip Jones is a guidance counselor at Alcoa Elementary School in Tennessee. Mr. Jones uses what he calls bibliorhymoology in his Willie Bohanon books which include a rap song, dance and more.