pick4 ⭐ Wow, this is not a boys town press it kind of reads like one. Where you‘re given a problem and ways to deal with it. The refrain in this book is worry worry go away. I don‘t have time for you today. And that actually really works especially with the examples that are given , and that the reaction isn‘t always the same as long as you take time to think about it and know that you can be better. Over all this book works.
pickThe kindergartners drew heart maps after reading What do you do with a problem.
so-soGreat message. A little sad. Would save for older readers 3rd and up
This is a great story to help children work through anxious emotions. Wonderful tool to assist in social emotional learning.
pickThis charming and relatable tale uses vibrant illustrations and gentle rhymes about a dinosaur who learns to cope with his worries. The story encourages children to embrace their feelings and find comfort in the world around them. It conveys the message that it‘s okay to worry, but also offers strategies for overcoming those anxious moments.
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Beautiful book! I usually sit in the JF area. Today I noticed a new addition called a Lactation Pod. A great idea for nursing moms, but I would be claustrophobic in there. Unless it contains a Narnia-like portal to a magical forest…
pickI loved this one! Olsen and Arnett offer mindfulness tips to children throughout the book to help alleviate stress and anxiety. There is a page at the end that explains the techniques used in the narrative in more detail. I also adored the illustrations. I‘m tempted to check out the other book they wrote featuring Hattie Harmony! #PictureBook #BBRC #LetterH
