BULLYING

In a vivid new memoir on bullying, Lambert documents what he calls "the lifetime sentence"--which began at the tender age of two and a half and still stalks him in adulthood. An uncommon tale of resilience that will encourage anyone whose life has been scarred by bullying.

In a vivid new memoir on bullying, Lambert documents what he calls "the lifetime sentence"--which began at the tender age of two and a half and still stalks him in adulthood. An uncommon tale of resilience that will encourage anyone whose life has been scarred by bullying.

SERGE LAMBERT JR. survived his bullying experience with a desire to tell his story and change the conversation. Though he is still serving "the lifetime sentence," Serge's life has moved on. He accepted Christ in 1997 and received a culinary degree from the Art Institute of New York in 2007. Today, he uses his chef skills to build community, laughter and love around great food. Serge speaks with kids, educators and adults, raising awareness of the long-term effects of bullying and encouraging the adoption of better solutions for resolving conflict. He lives in New York City.