How Gordony Defeats the Bully & Has the Courage to Be Who He Is

By: Sylvia Yordanova

Narrated by: Millian Quinteros

Length: 14 mins

Publisher's summary

A delightful and whimsical book about good and bad manners for kids.

Gordony and Bondy are two brothers. The older brother is a bully and tries to teach his baby brother how to get respect from others while he is rude and scary them.

"Friends? Who needs friends when we can intimidate everyone and always get what we want?"

Bondy advises his little brother to be fierce, cruel, rough, harsh, and to terrorize everyone in the jungle.

All little Gordony wants is to be gentle, polite, well-mannered, and to have many friends.

When Gordony behaves as he likes, his big brother is very angry. He is worried that his sibling's manners will damage his status and bad name. The only thing he could do is to chase him away from their area.

The book is for brother's rivalry, for friendship, and what lessons we learn when we grow up. How we all are given a choice to be polite or rude.

Kids will learn what are the good manners and how will act the good and the bad person in theirs life. Every kid will love the baby brother and want to act like him and to have many real friends.

This book is perfect for bedtime listening or during some quiet time so kids can enjoy and take in the easy-to-digest ideas.

©2016 Sylvia Yordanova (P)2016 Sylvia Yordanova

Meet Gordony!

Would you listen to How Gordony Defeats the Bully & Has the Courage to Be Who He Is again? Why?

Yes, this is a great audiobook I let my son listen to. Also makes for a great audiobook for both the parent and the child right before they go to sleep.

What did you like best about this story?

It emphasizes good and bad manners!

Have you listened to any of Millian Quinteros’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Not yet but I am planning on listening to more of his audiobooks.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, it's quick and short children's book.

Defeats the Bully

It is an engaging story that trains children how to deal with a bully, how to overcome their fears and be brave to stand up for themselves, and no matter what, to always be proud of who they are. Children should be happy to be themselves and not let anyone lower them for who they are or weaken their self control. It's a good story for the little ones on how to be nice, kind, well mannered and put a stop to bullying. The story is an easy read and lovely images help to bring the meaning of the tale to life. I will attach his favorite images from the book.