About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is experiencing big, seemingly irrational worries about 'what if' scenarios. Jeremy is a boy who worries about everything, but his biggest worry is the wind. He imagines it could blow him away, mess up his hair, or even blow his pants off. This humorous story follows Jeremy as his friends try to help him face his fears with their own quirky solutions. It's a perfect read for early elementary schoolers, as it validates feelings of anxiety while gently showing how fears can get blown out of proportion. The book provides a lighthearted entry point for discussing worries and the power of friendship in making us feel brave.
What Parents Should Know
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The book addresses childhood anxiety and catastrophizing through the metaphorical and literal fear of the wind. The approach is entirely secular and humor-based. The resolution is hopeful and realistic: Jeremy's worry doesn't magically disappear, but it becomes manageable and less frightening through the support of a friend.
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