The Bully

The story offers insight into both the bully and the victim. I'm curious what motivated the author to give voices to both sides and how that shaped the narrative.

The characters’ experiences felt very real to me, but I wonder if that’s because of personal experience or careful research. How do others see the accuracy of this depiction?

The story tackles some tough issues but also shows moments of kindness and resilience. I’d love to know what led to that storytelling choice.