Figuring Life Out: Otterly Awful

Learning how to deal with bullying

Lizzy can’t understand why her girl pals have suddenly shut her out of their cosy clique, via text no less! They have turned utterly mean and she’s both bewildered and hurt. Why do best friends sometimes morph into the worst bullies ever? Join Lizzy as she realises how things are often not what they seem.

About the series

Figuring Life Out is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others. From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress, these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills* such as: Self-awareness, stress management, conflict resolution, responding to bullying and responsible decision-making.

*These skills tie back to the core social-emotional competencies stated in the Ministry of Education's 21st Century Competencies.
Born and raised in Singapore, Lyn Kang has also lived in the UK and the US. A worker bee in the office hive on weekdays and a sloth-wannabe on weekends, Lyn is a mum of two who also delights in singing (too loudly most of the time). She is the author of three books in “Figuring Life Out”, her debut children’s book series. She reviews books she enjoys on Instagram @bluebottlebooks.

$3.93

Original: $11.22

Figuring Life Out: Otterly Awful—

$11.22

$3.93

Original: $11.22

Figuring Life Out: Otterly Awful—

$11.22

$3.93

Learning how to deal with bullying

Lizzy can’t understand why her girl pals have suddenly shut her out of their cosy clique, via text no less! They have turned utterly mean and she’s both bewildered and hurt. Why do best friends sometimes morph into the worst bullies ever? Join Lizzy as she realises how things are often not what they seem.

About the series

Figuring Life Out is a book series offering relatable stories that help children to better understand and appreciate themselves while developing positive relationships with others. From an otter going through friendship woes to a group of friends dealing with competition stress, these engaging tales introduce readers to valuable social-emotional skills* such as: Self-awareness, stress management, conflict resolution, responding to bullying and responsible decision-making.

*These skills tie back to the core social-emotional competencies stated in the Ministry of Education's 21st Century Competencies.
Born and raised in Singapore, Lyn Kang has also lived in the UK and the US. A worker bee in the office hive on weekdays and a sloth-wannabe on weekends, Lyn is a mum of two who also delights in singing (too loudly most of the time). She is the author of three books in “Figuring Life Out”, her debut children’s book series. She reviews books she enjoys on Instagram @bluebottlebooks.