About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is facing a week of 'everything going wrong' or feels anxious about changes to their school routine. It is a comforting choice for children who struggle with transitions, such as a new person in charge or a stressful morning that sets a negative tone for the day. Emily's story validates the feeling of being overwhelmed by small mishaps while showing that a bad start doesn't have to mean a bad ending. Through Emily's experience with a new bus driver and a lost lunch, parents can help their children navigate early elementary school social dynamics and the importance of looking for silver linings. This relatable school story is perfect for ages 6 to 9, offering a gentle model for resilience and the unexpected ways we make new friends when we are at our most vulnerable.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book deals with childhood anxiety and social stress in a secular and realistic manner. The resolution is hopeful and grounded in everyday problem-solving.
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