About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is wrestling with imaginative worries or simply needs a good, hearty laugh. This book reframes anxiety by turning it into a joke. "Danger is Everywhere" is a hilarious parody of a safety handbook written by the self-proclaimed 'Dangerologist' Dr. Noel Zone. Through absurd scenarios and silly diagrams, it teaches kids how to survive ridiculous 'dangers' like a shark in the toilet or a penguin in a sock drawer. It's a fantastic choice for kids aged 6 to 10 who appreciate over-the-top humor. The book uses creativity and laughter to disarm fear, making it a powerful, lighthearted tool for opening conversations about what we worry about, without ever getting heavy or preachy.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The core topic is fear and anxiety, but it is handled entirely through the lens of absurdist humor. The approach is metaphorical and secular. There is no serious discussion of real-world dangers. The 'resolution' is not about overcoming fear in a therapeutic sense, but about laughing at the very idea of it, which can be its own form of coping.
Companion Guide · This is not part of the core Danger Is Everywhere reading order (2 books).
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