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Feeling worried about things going on in the world is a natural part of life. Young people might worry about seemingly small things, such as starting a new school. Or bigger issues in the news such as war and violence might be on their mind. This title explains to youngsters that worry is an emotion many people feel, and there are ways to cope. The book includes colorful photographs with age-appropriate labels to appeal to beginning readers.

Have you ever made a mistake in front of other people? Did it make you feel embarrassed? Everyone makes mistakes or does something silly and feels embarrassed sometimes. But we all grow from these experiences and feelings! This title explores this common and totally normal emotion! Colorful photographs and labels illustrate the text, making it approachable for beginning readers.

We all feel scared sometimes. Whether it's loud thunder during a storm, or a mysterious noise when you're trying to sleep, there are lots of things that can creep us out. For children, this is especially true! This age-appropriate titles shows young readers that it's completely normal to feel scared and there are many ways to deal with it. The book includes colorful photographs and age-appropriate labels to appeal to reluctant readers.

Feeling angry or mad is a natural part of life for everyone, especially children. It's a normal emotion that can make young people feel scared or like they're out of control. This title explores why it's OK to be mad sometimes and how to cope with those feelings. This age-appropriate book includes colorful photographs and labels to appeal to beginning readers.

We all feel a little unsure from time to time. Maybe you need to decide between chocolate or vanilla ice cream and you're not sure which is better. Sometimes we're unsure about a more serious situation, like whether to trust a stranger at the store. This age-appropriate title shows young readers that being unsure is a completely normal feeling and there are ways to cope! The book includes colorful photographs and labels to appeal to beginning readers.

Sadness is, unfortunately, a normal part of life that we all experience. For children, though, the emotion can be confusing or even scary. This age-appropriate title shows young readers that it's OK to feel sad and that they can talk to the grown-ups in their life about it. The book includes colorful photographs and age-appropriate labels to appeal to beginning readers.