Harry Goes to Fun Land

A parent might reach for this book when their child is feeling anxious about a new or potentially overwhelming experience, like an amusement park, a new class, or a sleepover. In the story, a young boy named Harry visits Fun Land with his grandfather. He is initially frightened by the loud, fast, and spooky attractions. With his grandfather's patient encouragement, Harry confronts each fear one by one, discovering that he is braver than he thought and that new things can be exciting. This book gently normalizes feelings of fear and models how supportive relationships can help children build confidence and resilience. It's a reassuring read for kids who are hesitant to try new things.