Looper
Stop Child Abuse
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Rosa then started to tell them about how her dad abuses her and her twin brother, Rubus. “You need to tell your mom,” said Looper. “I tried but she doesn’t believe me. I don’t know what to do,” sobbed Rosa. “You should ask the Wise Old Worm what to do,” said Looper, “You can trust him and he always knows what to do.” Rosa agreed to ask the Wise Old Worm what she should do.
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About the Book
Looper is not a cartoon but is a lifetoon!
Looper, Stop Child Abuse
Deals with feelings and emotions.
Rosa breaks down and tells Looper, Julia, and Woolly Bear about how her dad abuses her and her twin brother, Rubus. They visit the Wise Old Worm, and he tells Rosa how proud he is of her for telling him and the other children. “I know how hard it was for you to tell us, but now we can help you tell someone who will make it stop. Telling someone you trust will make it stop. If you do not tell, life will get harder, and it will harm the way you think and the way you feel about others and yourself.” Rosa went to her teacher, Ms. Laurel, and asked for help. She referred her to Ms. Poinsettia, the school counselor, and Mr. Chestnut, the policeman, who then visited her mother and father. They took Rosa’s father away, and the children were safely returned on Christmas Eve to their mother. They had the best Christmas ever!
About the Author
Dawn fuller was born October 23, 1977. She came from a small town in Michigan called Henderson. She is one of seven children, six girls and one boy. She has three children, two girls and one boy. She wrote and illustrated her first children’s book, Looper, in November 2011.