Tuesday Of The Other Bully Analysis

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There’s bullying in the word, and sometimes we are the one who is being bullied. People have their own way to solve the problem, so not all people solve the problem like June T. does. And everybody have their own way of thinking. Sometimes solving a bully problem is hard, and sometimes is easy. Some people might not do anything (not do anything is like not telling someone, not fighting back), but sometimes do something is the right thing to do. In this story “Tuesday of the Other June”, by Norma Fox Mazer, it is about June T. bullied by another person named June M.. She (June T.) learned that sometimes you need to stand up for yourself. Need to fight back, not just standing there being bullied and not telling anyone or do anything. At

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