Imagine a society overrun by bullies. It would be terribly scary if it were true, but it is. The Bully Society, by Jessie Klein, discusses the many stories of children dealing with bullying issues and how they struggle to deal with it. Before Klein began writing her book, she worked for years as a high school teacher, social worker and conflict resolution coordinator. Klein writes for numerous scientific journals and articles in many well-known media outlets. One of her main goals, as described on her website, www.JessieKlein.com, is "I hope to help schools build compassionate communities leading to more peaceful and productive educational environments." » Klein is a very diligent and hardworking woman. She tries to highlight the need for improvement, whether in education or communities. She strives to be an influential role model to perhaps many of her former students and those she has met. A collection of Klein's child interviews, bullying stories, and possible solutions is The Bully Society. Throughout the book, Klein reviews numerous school shootings, bullying, and the social norms of schools. It also includes various ways in which violence occurs and offers insightful solutions to help improve society. As the book progresses, she takes on a broader topic. For example, it starts specifically with statuses and progresses to specific people, across the Internet, the economy, America and Europe. She builds on the expansion and offers her own personal experience and some solutions. In the book, Klein shares his own efforts and goal: “to diagnose the disruptive values ​​affecting the school; schools must commit to building a culture of acceptance, where students can develop...... middle of paper... and everything to someone. Bullying has become an epidemic. There are many other forms of bullying now and it doesn't just happen at school. Many people are victims of online bullying. Cyberbullying has unfortunately become more and more popular. Suicidal thoughts are increasingly becoming a part of victims' minds and leading to such sad thoughts. Teachers are working even harder to connect with students, help them solve their problems, and create a safer and more caring school environment. She is an extraordinary writer and I am happy to have delved into her train of thought. I look forward to hearing more from Jessie Klein and her opinions on other possible issues. The evidence, interviews and his own experience help him shape his ideas into a solid book. If we take into consideration what Klein has to offer, we can create a harassment-free society..