Please don't mock me.

While the other children dreamed of dance parties, first kisses, and college life, Judy Blanco was trying to figure out how to move from the classroom to the lecture hall without being harassed as she crossed the hallways. This unforgettable powerful memoir shows how a girl was ridiculed and physically abused by her classmates from elementary school through high school. This book sheds light on the meaning of rejection and how sometimes understanding parents misunderstand the issue, and the reason why school often fails to avoid problems, and how the Mental Health Association misunderstood and mishandled the issue of abuse. You will be shocked, affected, and inspired by this novel to find solutions to overcome difficult problems. This lively novel will open your eyes to harsh realities and the long-term consequences of abuse and how we can all make a difference in the lives of teenagers today.