The Best Cyberbullying Books for Kids

Summary: Samantha loves her job on the school newspaper, especially writing the anonymous advice column Dear Know-It-All. But when one of her suggestions backfires, she becomes the target of cyberbullying, and hurtful emails fill her inbox. Her tough reporting on the cafeteria food has the lunch staff upset with her too. Close to a meltdown, Sam turns to her adviser and learns how much it matters to tell the truth.

Summary: Twelve-year-old twins Claudia and Reese are locked in a fierce prank war, each determined to outdo the other. Their rivalry escalates from their New York City school to an online video game universe. As the stakes rise, they must decide if their battle is worth the potential fallout. Will their sibling rivalry lead to unexpected consequences, or can they find a way to reconcile before it's too late? Dive into this digital-age adventure filled with humor and heart, where the line between reality and virtual chaos blurs.

Summary: Dylan finally makes the starting lineup for the Mountview High Hunters' playoff run, but trouble follows him off the court. A black pickup truck tries to run him and his girlfriend Jenna off the road, and soon Jenna is getting anonymous messages telling her to keep quiet. As the threats grow, Dylan has to work out who is behind them, and what Jenna knows, before someone gets hurt.

Summary: Delaney excels in Student Council and is determined to stop cyberbullying when her lab partner becomes a target. With the Sleepover Girls by her side, they launch a campaign to end the harassment. But as they dig deeper, they uncover a shocking truth: one of their own friends might be the bully. Can Delaney balance her leadership ambitions with the challenge of confronting a friend? Dive into this gripping tale of friendship, responsibility, and the courage to stand up for what's right.

Summary: Thirteen-year-old Emma Woods starts an advice blog to help classmates with friendship and school issues. But when her peers' demands grow unreasonable and anonymous comments turn nasty, Emma's good intentions backfire. Can she navigate the chaos, find her voice, and stand up for her beliefs before her blog implodes?