Way Past Mad (GREAT BIG FEELINGS™)

Discover the transformative power of emotions with Way Past Mad by Hallee Adelman, a beautifully illustrated children's book designed to help kids navigate their feelings. This heartwarming story dives deep into the struggles of anger—an emotion that all children experience but often find hard to articulate. Through the journey of Keya and her friend Hooper, readers will learn healthy ways to process anger and find constructive paths to emotional understanding and expression.

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Discover the transformative power of emotions with Way Past Mad by Hallee Adelman, a beautifully illustrated children's book designed to help kids navigate their feelings. This heartwarming story dives deep into the struggles of anger—an emotion that all children experience but often find hard to articulate. Through the journey of Keya and her friend Hooper, readers will learn healthy ways to process anger and find constructive paths to emotional understanding and expression.

The book's simple yet impactful narrative sheds light on a universal theme: how big emotions like anger can overwhelm us, sometimes leading to actions we may regret. It's a poignant reminder for young readers that it's okay to feel intense emotions—and that they can share these feelings with friends and family.

Each page is adorned with vibrant illustrations that complement the narrative, ensuring that the emotional message is both accessible and engaging. This book is not just a story; it's a tool for cultivating emotional intelligence in children during challenging times, especially in our fast-paced world.

As noted by readers and educators alike, Way Past Mad stands out in its ability to foster vital conversations about feelings, making it a must-have resource for home and classroom libraries. Whether you're seeking to offer reassurance or guidance on navigating emotions, this book will serve as a trusted companion.

Embrace the opportunity to support your child's emotional growth with this remarkable read that highlights friendship, understanding, and finding the way past anger. Perfect for parents, teachers, and therapists alike, it paves the road toward empathy and emotional resilience.