I Feel Angry: Children’s Picture Book About Anger Management for Kids 3 to 5 (Social-Emotional Learning Books)

“What happens when anger takes the wheel? Meet Max–a little boy with BIG feelings and the tools to tame them!” “I Feel Angry” is a heartfelt, empowering story that guides children and caregivers through managing anger with patience and practical strategies. Follow Max as he navigates everyday frustrations–like leaving the playground, struggling with stubborn shoelaces, or clashing with friends–and learns to pause, breathe, and choose calm. With gentle support from his dad and teacher, Max discovers simple, effective techniques to turn explosive emotions into moments of growth. Why parents, teachers, and kids LOVE this book: – Relatable, real-life scenarios: Max’s challenges mirror situations every child faces, helping them feel understood and less alone. – Actionable calming tools: Teach kids to breathe deeply, count backward from ten, draw to relax, and take quiet breaks–skills they’ll use for life. – Engaging rhymes and vibrant art: Perfect for read-aloud bonding, classroom discussions, or calming bedtime routines. – Builds emotional resilience: Shows that anger is normal–and that kids have the power to manage it with kindness and confidence. When Max’s dad says, “Take time to cool down in a nice quiet place,” children learn that big feelings don’t have to control them. With its rhythmic text and gentle lessons, “I Feel Angry” isn’t just a story–it’s a roadmap to emotional strength. Perfect for: – Ages 3-5 learning to navigate big emotions. – Parents and caregivers seeking tools to nurture emotional intelligence. – Educators building SEL (Social-Emotional Learning) skills in the classroom. “A must-have for teaching kids to handle anger with grace. Max’s journey is relatable, empowering, and full of heart!” Ready to help your child master their emotions? Watch them grow calmer, kinder, and more confident–one deep breath at a time. Click Buy Now to grab your copy today! P.S. Max’s dad once struggled with shoelaces too… Maybe that’s why his advice is so spot-on!