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Child Author Takes Stand Against Bullying Through Launch of New Book ‘Tola the Bully’
By Naomi Onome
A 9-year-old author, Adedoyin Precious Shanu, has inspired children and parents alike with the launch of her new book, ‘Tola the Bully’, a children’s story aimed at discouraging bullying and promoting kindness among young people.
The colourful launch event, held in Lagos, attracted pupils, teachers, parents, and guests from different schools who gathered to celebrate the remarkable achievement of the young writer.
Through the book, Adedoyin delivers a strong message against bullying in schools and among peers, encouraging children to embrace love, friendship, support, and respect for one another.
One of the major highlights of the event was the review of the book, where speakers discussed the important lessons contained in the publication. Guests commended the young author for addressing a sensitive social issue at such a young age, describing her as intelligent, courageous, and highly creative.
Tola the Bully tells the story of the emotional pain bullying can cause and teaches children the importance of kindness and compassion. Using relatable characters and simple storytelling, the book encourages children to speak up against intimidation and support victims of bullying.
Reviewers at the launch noted that the book could serve as an important educational resource for schools, parents, and teachers in guiding children toward positive behaviour and healthy relationships. They stressed that bullying remains a growing concern in many schools and that educational books like Tola the Bully can help shape better attitudes among pupils.
Beyond its anti-bullying message, the book also promotes discipline, hard work, unity, self-confidence, and love, inspiring children to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams.
Speaking at the event, guests applauded Adedoyin for her confidence and maturity, describing her as a role model to other children. Many expressed amazement that such a powerful message could come from a 9-year-old author, proving that age is not a barrier to making a meaningful impact.
Parents and educators also used the occasion to encourage children to develop reading and writing habits, noting that creative expression can help young people contribute positively to society.
The successful unveiling of Tola the Bully marks what many believe is the beginning of a bright future for the young author, whose message of kindness and courage is already inspiring children to reject cruelty and embrace friendship.
The book is currently available on Amazon.
