FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Life's a beach for the happy birds of Bird Island. They work, play, and raise their hatchlings without a care in the world. A few Angry Birds can ruffle some feathers, but that's what anger-management classes are for. Red-the angriest of them all-doesn't want to go to class. He'd rather be alone. Then a ship of pigs lands on the island and the birds welcome the fun-loving pigs. As more ships arrive, filled with pigs and their crazy contraptions, Red grows suspicious. Can he channel his anger to uncover the pigs' big plans? The Angry Birds Movie: The Junior Novel tells the entire story from the movie and includes a section of photos from the film!

Product Description: An internationally renowned poet and children's author uses understanding and lighthearted humor to help youngsters cope with difficult emotions in the new Dinosaurs Have Feelings book series. In Anna Angrysaurus, Anna the dinosaur gets angry at the smallest things...read more

Product Description: GET FIRED UP about Benson’s Big Book of Freak-Outs! See the trouble Mordecai and Rigby have been getting into in this compilation of Benson’s funniest freak-out moments. Shaped like Benson’s head, this novelty book will have you laughing your own head off for hours.

Product Description: Freshman Rose Zarelli has rage issues. First of all, her father lost his job, took work as a contractor in Iraq...and never came home. Second, she likes the wrong guy and his super-intense, scary cheerleader girlfriend is now her nemesis...read more

Product Description: In this charming children’s story from award-winning author Donna Morrissey and her daughter, Bridgette, we meet Katie Kross, a curmudgeonly old woman who hates just about everything. Katie becomes so fed up with life on her farm that she decides to leave her home in search of Love Valley: a beautiful, idyllic place where she can be on her own, away from tedious chores, pestering neighbours, and pesky animals...read more

Product Description: Has someone ever taken something that belongs to you? Have you ever been angry and shouted? How did you feel? Did you clench your fists? Read about Sophie and Ethan, and what they did when they felt angry. With a mix of stories, questions for the reader, and advice, this book focuses on why children may feel a certain way and how they can deal with those feelings...read more

Product Description: Oh sure, we’ve all heard the story of Moses and the ten plagues of Egypt a hundred times. But have we heard it from the perspective of the other living creatures who lived through this history-making event?   Part of the Their Side of the Story series, The Frog and the Plagues offers an important lesson about anger and selfishness, and the Parent Connection feature helps parents and kids further discuss the message behind the original Bible story...read more

Product Description: JP is playing on the playground. But when his twin cousins want to take over the playhouse he's made into a spaceship, JP gets angry. He soon realizes it's more fun to befriend the enemy and laugh together than to play alone. This common playground occurrence and gentle message will quickly teach young readers how to deal with their anger...read more

Product Description: In this Ni Hao, Kai-lan storybook, Kai-lan helps the Fox King and Bear Queen become friends, and in return, they make her a princess!

Product Description: When things don't go right, Kanga the Kangaroo can become very angry! Sometimes he can be destructive. Kanga's mother gives him helpful anger management strategies and then Kanga is able to help his friend, Joey, with his anger. Social and emotional learning concepts include controlling anger and being friends...read more

Product Description: Lilah May used to be angry. VERY angry. But not any more. She's got her temper - and her life - back under control. Or has she? Things with her best friend, Bindi, are going from bad to worse. The whereabouts of her brother Jay is still a mystery...read more

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Who knows the best way to be angry? Bear stomps. Hare hops. Bobcat screams. Mouse? He just can't get it right. But when he finds the way that works for him--still and quiet--he discovers that his own way might be the best of all.