Mad

Conquer the twirling tornado of anger by sowing seeds of happiness in MAD!

Sometimes a feeling starts out small, like a 3ny tornado in your mind. In MAD, readers follow along as a young girl learns to navigate her emotions. She tries to forget her angry feelings, but they won't go away.

As she eats breakfast, plays soccer, and even watches a movie with her family, she can't seem to break free of the furious twister in her mind. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery as she starts to understand how to express her feelings and feel like herself again.

The perfect story for social-emotional learning, MAD teaches readers that it's okay to be angry and that we have the power within ourselves to cultivate happiness.

Planting Happiness Seeds: As the little girl replaces angry weeds with happiness seeds, readers will watch her transform from feeling angry to finding her inner strength.

Recognizing Emotions: MAD lets readers know that feeling angry sometimes is normal. Emotions are a natural part of life, and this story serves as a tool to help readers understand how to cope with big feelings in a healthy way.

Love and Support: The story emphasizes the power of love and support from caregivers, showing children that they are not alone in their struggles and encouraging them to ask for help when they need support.

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>If you enjoyed the story of self-discovery in MAD, then you'll love The Color Monster: A Story About Emotions by Anna Llenas.