Otterly Awful
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- Create Date：2023-03-01 06:52:24
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Lyn Kang
- ISBN：9815044443
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Summary
Learning how to deal with bullying
Lizzy can’t understand why her girl pals have suddenly shut her out of their cosy clique， via text no less！ They have turned utterly mean and she’s both bewildered and hurt。 Why do best friends sometimes morph into the worst bullies ever？ Join Lizzy as she realises how things are often not what they seem。
"Figuring Life Out" is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others。 From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress， these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills such as: Self-awareness， stress management， conflict resolution， responding to bullying and responsible decision-making。
Lizzy can’t understand why her girl pals have suddenly shut her out of their cosy clique， via text no less！ They have turned utterly mean and she’s both bewildered and hurt。 Why do best friends sometimes morph into the worst bullies ever？ Join Lizzy as she realises how things are often not what they seem。
"Figuring Life Out" is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others。 From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress， these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills such as: Self-awareness， stress management， conflict resolution， responding to bullying and responsible decision-making。
Reviews
Joshua
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Helpful for kids， especially since bullying is such a perennial issue。
Yi Lin Tan
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How many of us have been on the receiving end of life lessons delivered by a well-meaning elder and the adage， "I've eaten more salt than you've eaten rice"？ It's one thing to be told what life is about and quite another to learn through experience。 How wonderful it is to have companions in storybook characters who walk alongside so that experiencing life need not be a lonely and frightening journey。My girls received a set of chapter books written by @littlebluebottle and @alex_lohsy for Christm How many of us have been on the receiving end of life lessons delivered by a well-meaning elder and the adage， "I've eaten more salt than you've eaten rice"？ It's one thing to be told what life is about and quite another to learn through experience。 How wonderful it is to have companions in storybook characters who walk alongside so that experiencing life need not be a lonely and frightening journey。My girls received a set of chapter books written by @littlebluebottle and @alex_lohsy for Christmas。 Each story centres around a child protagonist （kid bugs and mammals included） who faces one of life's challenges and learns to overcome it with the support of friends and family。 My eldest daughter - on the verge of teenhood， identified best with Otterly Awful， where the main otter finds herself ostracised by her social circle without rhyme or reason。 My daughters and I have been talking about whether or not they should join the WhatsApp chat groups that their classmates are in。 We talk about situations like these that could happen and potentially cause them anxiety and unhappiness， and how to manage them。 We agreed that， for now， it wasn't necessary to be in a chat group while they could still meet and interact with their friends in school。 Chat groups， could be an option for them to keep in touch with friends， should they move separate ways upon entering secondary school。 @littlebluebottle， thank you nailing the challenges of peer relationships， bullying and parental pressure in such a sensitive and relatable story。 I identified most with Safarilympics where I was transported back to the nerve-wrecking moments on the track of the old National Stadium at Kallang！ Complete with the feeling of fear in the throat， tightening chest， thundering heartbeats and sweaty palms。 Just like Rhyce the Rhino， I had kenna warned by the race official for not keeping behind the start line while in action。 Talk about STRESS！！ I'm glad for a book that walks kids through learning how to recognise， get support for and to manage stress through a story about sports。 @alex_lohsy， thank you for helping me relive my sporting days！ 😂 #marshallcavendish #kidsread #singlit 。。。more
Fanyin
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My daughter and i enjoyed this very much！ She was PARTICULARLY ATTENTIVE whenever i read the girl bullying chapters， which could only mean she could relate to it best！
Vivian Teo
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Very excited that we got our hands on three newly-released titles by Lyn Kang！ These books are part of the Figuring Life Out series which teaches children social-emotional skills that help them better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others。In The Impossible Cube， Danish is adept at solving the Rubik's cube but not quite the expert when facing conflicts。 He soon learns that conflicts - be it his parents' fighting or confrontations in school - cann Very excited that we got our hands on three newly-released titles by Lyn Kang！ These books are part of the Figuring Life Out series which teaches children social-emotional skills that help them better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others。In The Impossible Cube， Danish is adept at solving the Rubik's cube but not quite the expert when facing conflicts。 He soon learns that conflicts - be it his parents' fighting or confrontations in school - cannot be solved by avoidance。In Otterly Awful， Lizzy is suddenly shut out of her cosy clique and becomes a target of cyberbullying。 She soon realises why her friend turned into a bully and learns how to respond to her bullies。In Double Trouble， twins - Olive and Caleb - live in the futuristic world of Zephlox City。 But sibing rivalry soon has them making rash decisions that lead to unpleasant outcomes。Recommended for primary school children at 7-12 years old， I like that these stories are very relatable to its target age group and at 30-40 pages long， are not too daunting for younger ones。 At the end of the books are also discussion questions （e。g。 What should you do when you cannot see eye-to-eye with a friend？） and thoughts to consider （e。g。 In today's tech-saturated world， bullying is likely to be subtle and evidence of it can be easily erased with a few taps or clicks。。。） that help consolidate learning。 My personal fav is Otterly Awful。 Having been socially excluded when I started secondary school， I really felt for Lizzy。 Big E， my 12-year-old， says， "I like The Impossible Cube as the story is close to real life and teaches you how to handle conflicts。"Thank you， Lyn， for sending these lovely books over！ We really enjoyed them！ 。。。more
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