Such a great book to help kids understand their anxiety and how to overcome it. I feel like I have so many kids who are dealing with worry. These worries are debilitating because kids don't know what to do other then Fight, Flight, or Freeze.

Jack is worried about performing in a concert so he tries to deal with it by avoiding having to go. When his mom asks him if everything is OK, he cannot find the words to talk about his worry. Many children feel this way. He is afraid of making a mistake in the concert. His mom is able to reassure him that the concert is about having fun and not about being perfect. His worry begins to shrink.

When he arrives at the concert he sees his friends are also covered with worry. So he helps them make their worries go away. As an elementary counselor I am so happy to have this new resource. It's going to help me show kids how to open up, develop strategies, and face their fears.

This is also a fantastic book for reinforcing that making mistakes is OKAY!

We initially got this book from our local library, but loved it so much we NEEDED our own copy. This is wonderful work around anxiety that is so accessible for kids! It hits right on the basic principles of shame that often drive anxiety. Really well written and delivered in a way that kids really get the message - they are worthy even if they mess up. Highly recommend!!!

The book came on time and quickly. It arrived in great shape.

Bought for my nephew who is 6 years old. He's sensitive and anxious. His mother read it to him, and he seems to like it.

An amazing book to help my daughter with anxiety

General concept was good but the main point and book conclusion was weak. Children with anxiety need a more specific and direct explanation of how to get rid of worries to he most helpful.

I got this for my 5 year old and he really enjoyed reading it. He suffers from anxiety and this was a great visual book for him.

A great book for helping students deal with worries and anxiety.

A wonderful book. The 6 year old boy I purchased it for, loved it. I believe he got the message of the book because he understood right away the concept of the pictures and when the colour changed he was ab le to interpret and tell me what it meant. Wonderful I would recommend it to anyone who has a child who thinks he or she has to be perfect all the time. It is ok to make mistakes.

There seems to be so much to worry children these days. This lovely book illustrates beautifully how a worry can grow and turn into fear and dread. Sit down with your little one and read this when big days approach. It's a good reminder that however things turn out, your parents will always love and be proud of you.