"Invisible Scars: Bullying in Childhood and the Silent Cries" is a powerful and empathetic guide that explores the hidden wounds inflicted by bullying during the formative years of life.

Grounded in child psychology and real-life examples, this book sheds light on:

• Bullying within families and extended relatives,
• Harassment in schools and educational environments,
• The psychological impact of being a bully or a victim,
• Long-term effects on emotional and social development,
• The role of teachers, parents, and peers in prevention and intervention.

Readers will learn how to:

• Identify early warning signs of bullying behavior,
• Avoid harmful parenting patterns that may lead to aggressive tendencies,
• Support children who have been targeted with empathy and structure,
• Empower children with strategies to protect themselves without resorting to violence,
• Build safe environments at home and school to foster resilience and healthy relationships.

This guide is ideal for parents, educators, mental health professionals, and anyone who wishes to understand and break the cycle of bullying before it leaves permanent marks.

Because not all wounds are visible - but every child deserves to be heard.