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Once there lived a beautiful girl named Moby. She 

had soft, shiny, golden hair which glistened in the 

sunlight. Her brown eyes were warm and friendly. 

She was loved dearly by her Mama and Papa. 

Everyone treated Moby kindly for she was a sweet 

natured girl who loved to run and play with her 

friends. 

Every day after school Moby would play on her 

computer. She liked writing messages, chatting 

with friends and uploading photos. 

One day when Moby was updating her 

Facebook status, she noticed that her friend 

Sarah was organsing a big gathering at the 

beach for the following weekend. Every girl in 

the class had been invited except for Moby. 

This was strange because Sarah was kind to 

Moby in class. She often sat next to Moby and 

borrowed her textas. At lunch time Sarah 

allowed Moby to play with her if she bought 

some of her new toys to school.  

The next day Moby saw 

that Sarah and some 

other girls in her class 

were writing mean 

messages about her on 

their facebook pages. 

  One girl said that Moby had big 

  ears. Another girl said that Moby 

  wore funny clothes. This made Moby 

  feel embarrassed, hurt and sad. 

  How could her friends say such mean things? 

Moby started to look at herself differently.

 When she looked in the mirror, she started to 

notice all the things that the girls had talked 

about. 

Maybe her ears were too pointy! She started to 

wish that she was taller and thinner, that her 

nose was smaller and her hair was longer. 

More and more 

Moby's   thoughts 

would say mean 

things. 

Soon Moby couldn't 

believe any of the 

nice things her family 

said about her. 

Soon Moby couldn't get to sleep. She didn't 

want to eat her food or play her favourite 

games. 

At school the teacher couldn't see what Sarah 

and the girls were really like. But each night 

Moby found more cruel messages and hurtful 

comments on her computer. 

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