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Children’s Book Deals with Themes of Identity and Bullying

Educator and children’s writer writes book that tackles the painful reality about bullying.


Reno, Nevada – WEBWIRE

What makes you different is what makes you special.

The Legend of Ruby O’Grady: Grandma Was a Hippie tells of an orphan named Ruby, the unpopular granddaughter of a fading flower child grandmother. One day, she discovers her beloved hippie grandmother’s dark secret and felt betrayed. Ruby used to live in a make-believe life created by her grandmother. However, she has come to the realization that, in the real world, she was generally disliked and considered very peculiar, an object of ridicule, if truth be told. The life as told by her grandmother was necessary to cover up life in an old peeling house next to a garbage dump. Despite these reasons, Ruby finds it hard to forgive her, as well as her mean classmates at school.
 
Being different is often cause for being ostracized, ridiculed and mistreated. In The Legend of Ruby O’Grady: Grandma Was A Hippie, Delores DeSio explores these very timely themes. DeSio’s book is especially important for young readers, around the middle-school age, who also experience bullying because they are different.
 
The Legend of Ruby O’Grady: Grandma Was a Hippie was one of the books to hit the stands on the 2017 American Library Association Annual, held on June 23, 2017. 
 
The Legend of Ruby O’Grady: Grandma Was a Hippie
Written by: Delores DeSio
Published by America Star Books
Publishing date: Mar 22, 2011
Paperback price $23.93

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About the author
Delores Jean Desio is an American writer, artist, and retired elementary school educator. She graduated Bachelor of Science in Fine Arts and Art Education at Wayne State University, Detroit in 1955. She is a recipient of the Christian Unity award, Ecumenical Council of San Diego in 1995.
She was born on May 20, 1933 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. She is the daughter of Thomas Matthew Lannie and Anne Charlotte Zambon. She has two children.


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