What Was I Made For?

In this compelling true story, a young boy named Alan grapples with the harsh realities of bullying, with deep emotional scars that transform his everyday life into a constant struggle. As he endures harassment from his peers, his mother, Natalia, emerges as a fierce advocate, determined to protect her son and hold the school accountable.

The story intricately weaves the poignant relationship between Alan and Natalia, showcasing her relentless fight against a seemingly indifferent school administration and the broader systemic issues that allow bullying to persist.

Natalia's journey is not only one of advocacy but also of navigating her own fears of helplessness as she witnesses the profound toll the bullying takes on Alan. The narrative delves into the psychological impacts on Alan, portraying his growing isolation, anxiety, and diminishing self-worth.

The story highlights themes of resilience, the importance of parental advocacy, and the need for systemic change in schools to foster a safe and nurturing environment for all children. Through both heartbreaking and hopeful moments, the book paints a vivid picture of the battles faced by many families in similar situations and ultimately delivers a powerful message about the strength of love and the importance of standing up to injustices, no matter how daunting they may seem.