Sometimes I Feel Like A Tornado

Reach for this book when your child's frustration escalates into a physical or vocal outburst that feels impossible to stop. It is designed for those moments when a child feels 'spun out' and needs a relatable metaphor to understand the physiological sensation of losing control. The story uses weather imagery to describe the internal storm of anger, guiding children from the initial gust of annoyance to the full whirlwind of a tantrum. By framing big feelings as a natural phenomenon like a tornado, the book removes shame and focuses on self-regulation. It is perfect for preschoolers and early elementary students who are still learning to articulate their moods. Parents will appreciate the clear, actionable path from chaos back to a calm, sunny disposition, making it an essential tool for building emotional intelligence at home.