2009
WISE Score
Amazon
A masterclass in teaching kids that anger isn't a villain to be locked away, but a guest you can actually talk to.
4.8
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This is a staple for a reason. While many 'feelings' books can feel preachy or like a lecture from a school counselor, Anh's Anger actually respects the child's experience.
It doesn't tell the kid to stop being angry; it tells them how to be angry safely. In a world of overstimulating media, this is the quiet, necessary reset button for your bookshelf.
Perfect for the 4-to-8 crowd—basically anyone still in the 'I might throw this toy across the room' phase of development.
It models a healthy, non-punitive relationship between a caregiver and a child. Instead of shame, it offers a constructive way to handle big emotions through a grandfather’s gentle guidance.
Personifying anger as a physical character that the protagonist interacts with is a creative way to make abstract emotional concepts concrete for young minds.
Completely safe. No violence, no mature themes, and no hidden agendas. It’s a pure social-emotional learning tool.
Provides actual, usable mindfulness techniques for children. It teaches self-regulation and empathy for oneself in a way that sticks.
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