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    The Fight
    The Fight
    The Fight
    Audiobook1 hour

    The Fight

    Written by Elizabeth Karre

    Narrated by Book Buddy Digital Media

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    "Was he . . . you know?" Bella doesn't know if Dominic was gay or not, but she knows he was bullied. And she knows the adults who could have helped didn't because of some stupid policy. Now Dominic's dead. It's never been Bella's thing to stand up for a cause, but for some reason, this fight has become her fight.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLerner
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9781512442939

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    • 4/5
      Second book I've read in the hi/lo Surviving Southside series. I am impressed by how compelling the author made the story given how simply, and briefly it's told. The Lexile is 600. The story concerns a teen who sees a boy being bullied at school for being gay. When the teacher who also observes the bullying does nothing to support the student, the teen, whose name is Bella, becomes angry and decides to get involved. The dialog rings very true to the kind of conversation I hear around school every day. I think this is a good choice for a reluctant reader who is sympathetic to, or identifies as LGBTQ.