Why Do Girls Fight

A young child witnesses four girls who fight in a cage. Scared, the child runs home and tells an adult. The adult talks about fighting, why it's wrong, how to prevent it, and more - all using gender- neutral characters in a socially-respons- ible context. From the crazy fat guy that brought you GIRLFIGHT, the controversial nightmare horror short film that was banned from Amazon Video, comes the first social and ethically responsible product from GirlFightMovie.com, LLC - a children's...
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A young child witnesses four girls who fight in a cage. Scared, the child runs home and tells an adult. The adult talks about fighting, why it's wrong, how to prevent it, and more - all using gender- neutral characters in a socially-respons- ible context. From the crazy fat guy that brought you GIRLFIGHT, the controversial nightmare horror short film that was banned from Amazon Video, comes the first social and ethically responsible product from GirlFightMovie.com, LLC - a children's book about fighting. Specifically girls. At first glance one may be compelled to ask, "Why did something so sinister as GIRLFIGHT become a children's book?" The author boldly goes where no one's gone before and dares ask, "Why do major cigarette companies run anti-smoking ads? Why do alcohol companies promote responsible drinking? Why do casinos promote gambling hotlines? Because as you may be exposed to those behaviors, your kids could easily become exposed to horror films whose trailers appear on several sites world-wide. And guess what, my film's one of them." Let's face it - with public schools today and the Internet exposing kids to fights, are you prepared to answer this age-old question, especially after your child comes home after witnessing or being a part of a fight? With this book, now you are. WHY DO GIRLS FIGHT is a simple yet effective approach for creative and alternative adults who teach their children about the dangers they can face in the real world. Using illustrated screenshots from the GIRLFIGHT short film, a gender-neutral child witnesses a scary fight among four different girls in the woods and comes home with questions. Rather than avoiding the issues, a gender-neutral adult answers all the serious questions and holds nothing back. From alternatives to fighting to what to do if someone feels threatened, the book provides the answers parents and educators need in today's dangerous world.