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Safety Self-Rescue for Teens:Practical Anti-Bullying Scripts

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★ A safety self-help guide series created specifically for teenagers, covering topics such as self-rescue in safety blind spots, anti-bullying self-rescue, and practical anti-bullying strategies.
★ Adopts a clear three-step method: real-life case presentation → memorable self-rescue mantras → standard escape procedures, providing actionable plans that children can directly remember and use: how to say no bravely, how to call for help correctly, and how to escape calmly.
★ Extends to more hidden forms of harm, such as boundary issues with relatives and friends, pressure from adult authority, and peer exclusion, teaching children to distinguish between "well-intentioned requests" and "inappropriate boundary-crossing," and offering practical refusal scripts.
★ With comic illustrations and step-by-step diagrams presenting real application scenarios, abstract threats are transformed into visuals that children can intuitively understand. A safety toolkit that kids can use right away—parents are willing to buy it, and children are willing to read it.

The 3-book series: Self-Rescue in Safety Blind Spots, Anti-Bullying Self-Rescue, Practical Anti-Bullying Scripts

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As children grow up, they inevitably encounter verbal ridicule, physical conflicts, online attacks, property infringement, subtle peer exclusion, and sometimes even inappropriate boundary-crossing requests from relatives or friends. If these troubles are not resolved in time, they can easily damage a child's self-esteem and sense of security.

This book explores the complex psychology children experience when facing adult authority, peer pressure, and potential harm. It provides clear criteria for distinguishing between acceptable and unacceptable behavior, along with practical refusal scripts that children can use directly. Through numerous real-life scenario cases, it guides children on how to refuse inappropriate requests gently yet firmly, helping them break free from the shackles of timidity, learn self-protection, and resist harm.
The book turns saying "no" into an essential life skill—because true protection means empowering children with the courage and ability to make their own judgments.

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Qinglan Books
A publishing house with nearly 20 years of experience, housing both editorial and planning teams. The books they have planned and published number over 2,000 titles, with particular acclaim in extracurricular reading, family education, special education, and humanities and social sciences.
Representative works include: The Way of the Wolf: The Leadership (which has sold over 4 million copies in print), Comic Math for Kids (3 million copies sold), Bedside Book for Teenage Boys and Bedside Book for Teenage Boys Girls (combined sales exceeding 2 million copies), and Comic Chinese History for Kids (over 1 million copies sold).

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