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A young girl's sense of adventure and exploration vanishes when she discovers a Worry that grows and grows until she learns how to get rid of it.

A group of children express a multitude of feelings and discover they are not alone as they navigate the emotional challenges they face in their daily lives.

Children express different moods, including "I feel very mad, " "I feel like reading books all day, " and "I feel like wearing funny underwear."

"Our bodies let us know if we feel unsafe or might be in danger and can tell us when we are calm or need healthy touch. In this story, Mr. B helps Deja understand what her body is telling her by asking her to describe what her body is feeling"-- Provided by publisher.

While going for a walk a father and son experience and talk about different feelings.

"This book uses vivid picture scenes to describe a child's inner feelings during stressful (although not always bad) situations. Dragons roar, storms crash, and bats stare as different situations are resolved (or diminished) through small acts of connection by someone "on the outside.""-- Provided by publisher.

"A child psychologist describes the habits and attitudes of happy, well-adjusted children and shows parents how they can encourage these traits in their own children"-- Provided by publisher.

"Every parent wants a kid who can--who can thrive, who can cope, who can stay motivated, adapt, show compassion, be focused. A kid who won't get stuck in a perfectionist loop or become anxious and avoidant every time something negative happens. And get a good night's sleep (even more important than you might think). Written by three mental health professionals who work with families, RAISING A KID WHO CAN delivers neuroscience-based advice and easy-to-implement...

"This book invites children to explore a range of emotions and connect them to their physical sensations through rich sensory language and highly imaginative illustrations. Back matter helps adults guide children to not only identify and understand their emotions and sensations, but also think about what their body wants to do with that energy to feel better"-- Provided by publisher.

"A child tries to keep a positive attitude by being mindful and practicting gratitude."--Provided by publisher.