The reason why most cases go unnoticed is because the teen or victim does not know to ask or report the need for help. Most of the times teens believe that they are the only ones that are going through what is happening to them so it is very important to inform that there are others just like them. The book, Letters to a Bullied Girl is about a girl who was being cyberbullied by her piers at school and she thought that she was the only one. Bystanders came up with a idea and created an organization that sent letters to her from other victims that had similar experiences, “ I know that you must feel like it’s not worth it to go on with your everyday life because it can be not so good or even horrible, but I just want you to understand that someday you will find someone to change your perspective on life…,” (Coloroso 98). The book was to try to make the young teen and the readers of the book understand that they can get over the terrible experience by telling a parent or protecting oneself, “my parents helped me turn things around. They believed in me no matter what, and gave me the strength to pick up and keep going, no matter how many times I was knocked down,”(Coloroso
The reason why most cases go unnoticed is because the teen or victim does not know to ask or report the need for help. Most of the times teens believe that they are the only ones that are going through what is happening to them so it is very important to inform that there are others just like them. The book, Letters to a Bullied Girl is about a girl who was being cyberbullied by her piers at school and she thought that she was the only one. Bystanders came up with a idea and created an organization that sent letters to her from other victims that had similar experiences, “ I know that you must feel like it’s not worth it to go on with your everyday life because it can be not so good or even horrible, but I just want you to understand that someday you will find someone to change your perspective on life…,” (Coloroso 98). The book was to try to make the young teen and the readers of the book understand that they can get over the terrible experience by telling a parent or protecting oneself, “my parents helped me turn things around. They believed in me no matter what, and gave me the strength to pick up and keep going, no matter how many times I was knocked down,”(Coloroso