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Siarra Jones Skating Into Trouble

Ice skating, best friends, and a bully.

Siarra Jones and her best friend Mia love ice skating. They are super excited to start their new lessons. If they pass the class, they’ll get to join an elite skating group.

Unfortunately, sometimes life has a funny way of pulling the ice out from under you.

Siarra Jones Skating Into Trouble is an exciting, fast-paced story about a smart, thoughtful, and adventurous young girl struggling to find a way to deal with a faster skater who picks on her.

Will Siarra give up on her dream of joining an elite skating school or can she figure out a way to deal with the skating bully?

Siarra Jones Skating Into Trouble is an anti-bullying story that promotes a positive growth mindset.

It is ideal for middle grade children aged 8-12.

The Step-By-Step series are realistic, coming-of-age stories that feature smart, funny, and authentic characters dealing with challenging situations.

If your child enjoys Kate DiCamillo, Junie B Jones, and The Babysitter’s Club, then don’t miss Siarra Jones Skating Into Trouble by Paul Breau.

What Amazon readers are saying:

★★★★★ “This was a great story, really girl-friendly and empowering.”

★★★★★ “Every classroom, daycare, and home library needs to have a copy of this book readily available.”

★★★★★ “While keeping the reader entertained, the author subtly teaches lessons about anger, perseverance, bullying, and so much more.”

★★★★★ “My niece is a figure skater and LOVED this book. Great anti-bullying message too.”

★★★★★ “The author puts you into the character of a young girl (Siarra) and provides an intimate perspective on peer-to-peer bullying. There are a lot of life lessons in this book but I think it really helps parents and kids discuss bullying proactively.”