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The book 'Just Say No' by Sherrie Hardy aims to empower children and parents to communicate about personal safety and the importance of saying no to unwanted advances. It emphasizes the significance of using words to protect oneself from sexual abuse and encourages children to speak to trusted adults if they feel uncomfortable. The book is dedicated to survivors of sexual assault and promotes the idea of allowing children to develop naturally and safely.

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The book 'Just Say No' by Sherrie Hardy aims to empower children and parents to communicate about personal safety and the importance of saying no to unwanted advances. It emphasizes the significance of using words to protect oneself from sexual abuse and encourages children to speak to trusted adults if they feel uncomfortable. The book is dedicated to survivors of sexual assault and promotes the idea of allowing children to develop naturally and safely.

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© 2012 Sherrie Hardy. All rights reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or


transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

AuthorHouse™
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Bloomington, IN 47403
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Phone: 833-262-8899

Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication
and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily
reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

ISBN: 978-1-4772-5316-8 (sc)


ISBN: 978-1-4772-5320-5 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2012913478

Published by AuthorHouse 03/03/2022


Dedicated

This book is dedicated to all those children and adults

who have been sexually assaulted, mentally and physically.


You are a survivor and you are to be commended.
Dear Parents,

I wrote this book in hope that you will help our children stay strong,
by empowering them to use their words – to stay safe. Children
in many ways remind me of a lovely butterfly. They should never
be forced into sexual behavior before they are fully developed, their
mind, body and soul. It can damage them beyond hope. Just as the
butterfly goes through its’ stages of
metamorphosis and emerge into
a beautiful butterfly, so it is
with our children if we allow
them to grow at the natural
stages of development. They
will grow into productive and
beautiful adults.
Now listen up children “Just Say No”. What do you
mean? said Anthony.

Mom said to Anthony, I need to talk to you and your sister


Kathy. “A bout what?” said Kathy. About just say no.
When walking to school, a stranger wants to give you a ride

or say, “Hey! Kid come go with me I’ve got a puppy, I will


let you play with him” – Just say No!
At the playground someone may say “Come here –
I’ve got a candy”. What do you say? Just say No.
They touch you in a private place and make you sad
and cry. But you can use your words.

If a person touches in a scary way – and make you


feel sad or sick inside- Just say, No.
It can happen at a neighbor’s
house or a friends. At a birthday
party. If they touch in the private
place- Say No!
It’s called sexual abuse -It can happen with
anyone even a parent grandparent aunt uncle.
Sometimes it may be a close friend or even a
stranger.

Sometimes grown-ups get mixed up and


confused. They hurt in a way you don’t like.
But you can use your words to stay safe. Tell
them no. Just say no is a good word when
someone is trying to hurt you and trick you, in
a way that you don’t like. You can always talk
to a trusted person.

You can always talk to a trusted - teacher,


doctor, aunt, uncle, mom and dad.
You see said mom. I want you to be happy, strong and
safe. That’s right, Mom you’re the greatest, said Kathy.

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