What Do You Do with a Problem?
Readers rate it 4.0 (14 on Hardcover)
Released 2016 · COMPENDIUM Incorporated
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This is a gentle, beautifully illustrated picture book about confronting challenges rather than avoiding them. The story uses the metaphor of a growing problem to help children understand that facing difficulties builds courage and resilience. There is no harmful content, and the message—that problems can strengthen us—is age-appropriate and emotionally supportive for early elementary readers.
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When a problem becomes too big from worrying about it, a child decides to face the problem and learns that problems can make us stronger. When a problem becomes too big from worrying about it, a child decides to face the problem and learns that problems can make us stronger.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Children
- picture book
- Creative ability
- Picture books
- Problem solving
- Fiction
- nyt:picture-books=2016-07-17
- New York Times bestseller
- Children's fiction
- Emotions, fiction
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ISBN 9781943200009 · COMPENDIUM Incorporated