I Can Deal With Anger
A Children’s Book About Understanding Big Emotions and Learning Anger Management Skills.
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Narrated by:
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Julie Griffiths
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By:
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Alicia Ortego
"I Can Deal With Anger" is a powerful, child-friendly story designed to help mad kids understand their emotions, calm down, and build lifelong anger control and emotional regulation skills.
Perfect for ages 4–8, this rhyming book offers both comfort and tools for children learning to handle frustration, disappointment, and strong emotions in healthy, socially appropriate ways.
This book helps children:
- Understand what it means to feel angry or mad—and that it's okay!
- Learn simple calm-down strategies like deep breathing, counting, and taking space
-Express feelings with words instead of outbursts
- Build self-awareness and confidence through engaging, relatable storytelling
- Practice social emotional skills used in classrooms and therapy
- Develop positive behavior and self-regulation tools they can use every day
Whether you're a parent, teacher, or counselor, this storybook is the perfect tool to support kids as they learn how to recognize their feelings and respond with strength—not shame.
Help your child take the first step toward emotional growth and peace.
Order “I Can Deal With Anger” today and turn big feelings into big wins!
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