#MeToo and You: Everything You Need to Know about Consent, Boundaries, and More

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Can you define a healthy relationship? Would you recognize unsafe or abusive behavior if you saw it or heard about it?

“My friend said if I don’t give her my new shoes, she won’t invite me to her party.”
“My older neighbor invites me over to play video games but told me not to tell anyone.”
“My boyfriend gets mad if I don’t message him right after school.”
“My tutor sometimes touches me in a creepy way during private study sessions.”

The #MeToo movement took the world by storm, but do middle graders understand its importance? It can be hard for young readers to learn about harassment and abuse—adults want to protect them. But kids need to know what is okay and what is not, as well as how to protect themselves, behave appropriately, and get help when they need it.

This book is the tween reader’s one-stop shop for learning all about consent, boundaries, abuse, and more. It covers victim-blaming, harassment, grooming, and what to do if you or someone you know has been abused, including getting help from adults. You’ll also learn how to be an ally and an activist in the fight against shame and abuse. Filled with true-to-life scenarios, this book explores the nuances and challenges of social interaction and emotions, as well as dispelling common myths about abuse. Let this book be your essential guide to #MeToo.

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About the author

Halley Bondy is a professional freelance writer, journalist, editor, producer, and mom based in Brooklyn. Her articles have appeared in NBC News, The Balance, Contently, Digital Trends, Bustle, Romper, The Outline, MTV, and more. She has written six books for Zest, including #MeToo and You: Everything You Need to Know about Consent, Boundaries, and More and Speak Up: A Guide to Having a Say and Speaking Your Mind.

Timothy Corbett is an artist, designer, and manufacturing specialist. His work includes delicate ink and gouache drawings, a line of fine hand tools for woodworkers, and large-scale collaborative sculptures and installations. These have appeared in galleries and performances throughout New York, and in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where he maintains a personal studio. Tim is a proud alum of the School of Art at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, and the A.W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Halley, and his daughter, Robin.

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