Books Free Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story Download

Be Specific About Books Supposing Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

Original Title:	Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story
ISBN:	1580628362 (ISBN13: 9781580628365)
Edition Language:	English

Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

Jodee Blanco

Paperback | Pages: 288 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 11498 Users | 1183 Reviews

Describe Of Books Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

Title	:	Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story
Author	:	Jodee Blanco
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2003 by Adams Media (first published February 1st 2003)
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Autobiography. Memoir. Biography

Rendition Conducive To Books Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

In her poignant work, Jodee Blanco tells how school became a frightening and painful place, where threats, humiliation, and assault were as much a part of her daily experience as bubblegum and lip-gloss were for others. It is an unflinching look at what it means to be an outcast, how even the most loving parents can get it wrong, why schools fail, and how bullying is both misunderstood and mishandled.

Rating Of Books Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

Ratings: 3.85 From 11498 Users | 1183 Reviews

Piece Of Books Please Stop Laughing at Me... One Woman's Inspirational Story

This was a terrible book. I saw it at the grocery store and thought the cover looked interesting.. But the book itself was shallow, dishonest and lacking in depth. The author writes about being bullied at every school she went to. She portrays herself as a a good do-be, while bragging about her intelligence and accomplishments, and expressing bewilderment as to why she is being picked on. Well, maybe it has something to do w/her bragging and arrogance. Her self pitying , whining, condescending

Let me start by saying that I am a special education teacher and my brother was constantly teased because of a physical disability. With that being said, I thought this book was just annoying. The story is about a girl who moves through school after school after school and continues to be tormented by her classmates for various reason. And by tormented, I mean physically assaulted on a daily basis. The kids were downright evil, the teachers were nasty, and her parents seemed like morons. I

This is supposed to be a true story about the author's life, and how she was bullied all through school. As an adult she became a famous publicist and has gone on to lecture about bullying. The book started off ok but then became harder to believe; eventually it didn't seem to ring true at all. The author states how she is traumatized and the book was described on the jacket as, "...harrowing tale of survival against insurmountable odds." but the story wasn't like that at all. It seemed that Ms.

Oh man, this is tough. Let me begin with a nice, positive statement.I have compassion for people who are/were bullied in school. I WAS bullied in school, so I get it. And some of what Jodee Blanco writes about is gut-wrenching and terribly sad.BUT...I have never seen such a bad case of passive-aggressive/martyr syndrome/narcissism in my life. Am I the only one who thinks this?When a person transfers to about ten different schools in their lifetime, trying to escape the bullying from the last

I discovered this book as I was reading information online about adult survivors of bullying...I am very concerned that my daughter is going to suffer the same fate as I. I am impressed with the candor of the author, who at times is the victim, but at times does not speak out when she sees others who are being bullied. I am sure it pained her to write about her moments of weakness, which were engendered by a need to be accepted by her peers.The tone of many Goodreads reviews of this book bothers

I know I have been accused in the past of giving some overly harsh reviews; but just trust me on this one, I am being generous this time around with my one-star rating. Seriously, I don't even know where to start... I was annoyed on so many levels. Blanco is so self-absorbed and self-important that it's almost impossible to feel any empathy for her as the "victim" of bullying. The only reason she ever really offers for the bullying that plagued her throughout her entire school career is that she

I'm mostly reviewing this because the other reviews I'm seeing on this site are creeping me the hell out. For anyone who doesn't know, the book is a memoir of a girl who suffered severe physical assaults and emotional abuse at the hands of bullies from middle school through high school. And the general conclusion around here seems to be that Jodee Blanco is annoying, and if she weren't, none of this would have happened; I'm reading a lot of "Of course I don't want to blame the victim, BUT..."