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A review by thebookdog
The Anger Volcano - A Book About Anger for Kids by Amanda Greenslade
5.0
I have read Thich Nhat Hanh's 'Anger'. What the buddhist monk explored in over 200 pages for adults, is what Amanda Greenslade does for children in her 'The Anger Volcano'. I might have read great advices offered by kind, thoughtful philosophers, but every once in a while I need a simple, little, adorable book like 'The Anger Volcano' to reinforce the lessons.
If you are a parent or if anger brings out your terrible side, pick up this book, enjoy the rhymes, and practise the classic methods recommended by Greenslade to embrace anger.
"Try counting backwards from ten or twenty.
Try to spell 'experimentally'.
Take five slow breaths and blow out gently."
If you are a parent or if anger brings out your terrible side, pick up this book, enjoy the rhymes, and practise the classic methods recommended by Greenslade to embrace anger.
"Try counting backwards from ten or twenty.
Try to spell 'experimentally'.
Take five slow breaths and blow out gently."