About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their child is dealing with intense frustration, especially when learning a new physical skill. The story is about Kenzie, a girl with super strength who attends a school for super athletes. She becomes angry and embarrassed when her strength proves difficult to control in swimming class, causing a 'hurricane' in the pool. Through the help of her teacher and friends, she learns techniques to manage both her power and her feelings. For young readers aged 6-9, this early chapter book uses a fun superhero theme to normalize anger and model healthy coping strategies, making it a great tool for opening conversations about emotional regulation in a way that feels empowering, not preachy.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The core topic is emotional regulation, specifically anger and frustration. The approach is direct but framed within a child-friendly superhero metaphor. Kenzie's 'hurricane' is a physical manifestation of her overwhelming anger. The resolution is secular, practical (it involves breathing and visualization techniques), and entirely hopeful, showing that big feelings can be understood and managed.
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