I Am Stronger Than Anger: Picture Book About Anger Management And Dealing With Kids Emotions And Feelings (Preschool Feelings Book, Self-Regulation Skills) (World of Kids Emotions)

I loved this book and reading it with my little one; they easily understood how to manage anger when it arises in various situations.

Beautiful illustrations, the pictures really bring the story to life. The flow of the words is very captivating and keeps my daughter intrigued. It also has helps tremendously with her little outbursts. Would recommend to anyone who is struggling with their children's anger!

Lovely little story. Daughter loved it and has helped her when angry

Good story to start a conversation about dealing with anger. Bought to discuss with my 4 year old and he enjoyed the story. The only bit I had to edit was the ending-its nice that the kid gets a toy instead, but I don't really want my son to be demanding another toy everytime he doesn't get what he wants lol

My child really appreciated this, they were struggling with emotions and this really helped with a different way of explaining and getting them to understand how to overcome it rather than just feeling like a parent telling a child off. Very well done and easy for kids to grasp, we have even shared it with other parents who had similar issues

The story is very well written and is an excellent addition to story time. Epically when teaching children about their emotions.However the entire story was printed back to front. Which when teaching young children about reading is a little confusing for them. I presume this was done so in error and the product I received was defective? Which is a shame as it was an otherwise good story.

This book is amazing my kids r really really enjoying book fantastic for kids

I've bought several books now to help my angry 3yo (almost 4) learn to express his anger in a less aggressive way. As soon as he knows what those books are about he tends to disengage.However, this one was a bit of a breakthrough for us. Admittedly it helped that it arrived on a day when we were going to the zoo (top tip for you there!) and he liked to look at the animals and talk about them. Instead of focussing on Nicky's emotions, I changed the slant when reading the story to focus on the animals and the advice they gave ie 'what did the monkey suggest to Nicky?' etc and he was happy to show me the techniques that Nicky was learning from all the animals.He's asked me to read this book to him several times over and I'm hopeful that he's at least absorbing the message even if we've yet to see it being put into practice!!