Squirrel the Bully - Ahimbisibwe, Asa
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Squirrel is funny and makes others laugh, so Bunny, Mouse, and Frog would like him to become their friend. But what happens when Squirrel begins bullying them, one by one, teasing them for the ways that they are different? Finding good Friends addresses the issue of bullying and what can be done by children to stand up against it, as well as illustrating the importance of celebrating difference. It also speaks to the fact that keeping quiet in the face of bullying when not directed at you is not good.

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Squirrel is funny and makes others laugh, so Bunny, Mouse, and Frog would like him to become their friend. But what happens when Squirrel begins bullying them, one by one, teasing them for the ways that they are different? Finding good Friends addresses the issue of bullying and what can be done by children to stand up against it, as well as illustrating the importance of celebrating difference. It also speaks to the fact that keeping quiet in the face of bullying when not directed at you is not good.
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Autorenporträt
Asa Ahimbisibwe is an Obstetrician and Gynecologist. He was born and raised in Uganda. He obtained his Medical degree, and a Masters of Medicine in Obstetrics and Gynecology from Uganda before moving to Canada to pursue a Specialty training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University, London Ontario. He is an advocate and a believer in the power of education to change lives. He also believes that, part of the reasons the world continues to see poor maternal health indicators especially in the developing world, starts at the beginning; girl child's lack of access to an education. How can these developing countries hope to develop, when half of their talented populations are left behind just because they are women.