Helping kids understand their anger, find their calm, and build lifelong emotional skills.
Anger is a normal and valid emotion- but for young children, it can feel overwhelming and hard to explain. “Sometimes I Feel Angry” gently guides children through what anger is, what it feels like in their bodies, why it happens, and what they can do about it.
Using simple language and relatable characters, this story supports emotional development by encouraging self-awareness, empathy, and healthy coping strategies. Whether it's for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, or calm corner conversations, this book gives families and educators a helpful way to explore big feelings together.
Why you'll love it:
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Relatable stories and real-world examples- Helps kids recognise and name their own emotions
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Calm and clear explanations- Supports emotional literacy and self-regulation
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Teaches coping strategies- Introduces simple, age-appropriate ways to manage anger
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Supports neurodivergent and emotional learners- Written to be inclusive, accessible, and empowering
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A valuable tool for home, school, or therapy- Encourages meaningful conversations and long-term resilience
Part of The Resilience Range, this book is ideal for children aged 3+ who are learning to navigate strong emotions and connect with others in healthy ways.
