
By Bill Cosby, Varnette P. Honeywood (Illustrator), Varnette Hon Eywood (Illustrator)
Part of the Little Bill series
A game of insults challenges Little Bill to stay true to himself.
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In second grade, Little Bill faces a new game where insults win. As mean words fly, he struggles to join in without losing his kindness. With his dad's guidance, Little Bill discovers a clever way to stand up to peer pressure and show that friendship doesn't need to be hurtful. Can he teach his classmates a better way to connect, or will the game of insults prevail? Dive into this heartwarming tale of staying true to oneself amidst challenges.
This easy-to-read story about peer pressure by comedian and storyteller Bill Cosby is now a Scholastic Reader! Michael Reilly has introduced a new game to Little Bill and his friends. You get twelve chances to say something mean to another kid–and whoever comes up with the biggest insult is the winner. Insults start flying: “Jose hops with the frogs in science lab!” “Andrew eats frogs for dinner!” “Little Bill shoots baskets like a girl!” Little Bill tries to think of really mean things to say in retaliation. But Dad teaches him a strategy that enables Little Bill to save face while remaining the nice kid that he really is!
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