Now Available: A New Picture Book about Bullying

This important new book was created by the team that brought you Can You See Me Now?Author Cynthia Dwyer and Illustrator Lynnette Schuepbach

“Go away, Four Eyes!”
Philip looked up. There stood Eddie, blocking his way, as usual. Why did Eddie always bully him?
What could Philip do about it?

: 1-24 copies, $14.95 each

: 25 or more copies, $12.00 each

Book Review

Four-Eyed Philip provides a voice for bullied children who all too often are left silent and fearful. A recent study found that high school student violence emerges from feelings of persecution or harassment, and from being bullied. Sadly, being bullied can begin early in a child’s school experience. When the only message a bullied child is given is to “just ignore it,” harm to the bullied child is imminent, and eventual harm to others is very possible. Four-Eyed Philip offers teachers and parents the opportunity for important conversation with students about the bullied and, equally important, those who bully.

Dr. Phil Hunsberger, National Distinguished Principal of Illinois, NAESP, and Director of the International Network of Principals' Centers

Every seven minutes a child is bullied. Four-Eyed Philip provides excellent opportunities for students to discuss their experiences with bullying and to strategize ways to reduce bullying. It also alerts adults that they are responsible for intervening in all bullying events at school and at home. 

Dr. Margo Sorgman, Indiana University Professor of Education

Dwyer shines the light of sensitivity and compassion on the hurt and heartache of bullying.

Bob Lawson, Master of Divinity, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist