The Agency Solves Everything – The Bullies (Part 3) [French]

The Agency Solves Everything

Part 3: The Bullies

In The Agency Solves Everything – The Bullies, readers discover a gripping adventure that tackles school bullying head-on. In the city of Blue Oasis, Karim, a shy new student, becomes the target of a group of bullies who turn each day into a struggle. Adam, Samy, Sophia and Bulldo refuse to remain passive witnesses and decide to step in. Thus, this third volume presents a united team that chooses justice, courage and mutual support to defend a classmate in distress.

• A tense investigation in The Agency Solves Everything – The Bullies

The investigation quickly leads the team into the heart of the Dark Forest, a mysterious place where the atmosphere grows heavier with every page. The illustrations reinforce this feeling of tension by showing a dense and almost unsettling environment. However, beyond the suspense, the story highlights the importance of friendship, solidarity and the need not to give in to fear. Moreover, the presence of a fierce creature increases the sense of danger and reminds readers that the consequences of bullying can be serious and far-reaching.

• An Islamic perspective on bullying in The Agency Solves Everything – The Bullies

Thanks to its dynamic pace and expressive dialogues, The Agency Solves Everything – The Bullies addresses a sensitive topic without frightening young readers. The book shows that bullying is not a simple “conflict”, but a clear injustice strongly condemned in Islam. Children thus discover, panel after panel, the importance of respect, compassion and defending those who are vulnerable. In addition, the story becomes an excellent tool to open family discussions on how to react when a child is a witness or a victim of bullying.

• The “parents’ section”: understand, prevent and act

As in the previous volumes of the series, this book includes a second part dedicated to parents, written by Dr Salim Mchich, a doctor in Islamic sciences and graduate of the Islamic University of Madinah. This “parents’ book” explains the different forms of bullying, the Islamic values that protect societies, kindness, gentleness, brotherhood and patience with others’ mistakes. It also warns against injustice, hurtful words, backbiting, slander and mockery. Finally, it offers concrete advice to help families prevent bullying, support children and respond with wisdom and compassion.