Calm your Anger with Liam, the Smart Rabbit

by Azaliya Schulz, Daria Volkova (Illustrator)

Overview

The strange emotion overtook Liam one day at school...

His breathing was fast, he turned red, his muscles tightened, and his fists clenched...

Find out how Liam copes with his anger and what anger looks in this award winning and rhymed book.

Your child will learn:

What anger looks like

Anger management tools that last a lifetime

The underlying emotions that cause anger

Self-acceptance and self-love

It's an invaluable resource for parents, teachers, and mental health professionals to teach children how to copy with anger, and a great addition to anger books kids.

You can make a tremendous difference in how children cope with anger by just clicking the 'Buy Now' button.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781737872795
Publisher:	Things That Matter LLC
Publication date:	10/02/2023
Pages:	34
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.09(d)
Age Range:	3 - 6 Years

Editorial Reviews

The book is a great resource for children with practical examples. It provides different solutions that kids and their parents may find incredibly useful.

Elmira Alakbarova, Child Psychologist, Educator and a Mother.

Calm your Anger with Liam the smart rabbit was a delightful story that made me realize how my son can feel at times as he learns to understand and accept his emotions. I can see how he can relate to Liam the rabbit in different situations and I loved how each emotion was described through the senses, and ways to cope with each of them was so constructive.

As parents we often struggle to give ideas to our children about how to work through our big emotions, but the story gives great ideas on how emotions feel and how to work through them to be able to identify, understand, feel and work through each of them until we feel better and calmer. I loved the story and I truly believe it is such a wonderful way to demonstrate our children and help them navigate their big feelings!

Carol Martinson Hanon, a Wife and a Mother of two.

I loved the book I think it has some great thought behind it. My children liked the different characters and felt like the situations and feelings were very relatable. The book opened up a very good conversation.

Beth Tanner, an Educator, a Wife and a Mother.

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