Angry Pants - Taylor Wasserman

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Résumé :
Angry Pants is an engaging and thought-provoking bilingual rhyming children's book that promotes social-emotional learning and diversity. With captivating original illustrations and relatable themes, Angry Pants teaches children the idea that anger is often a secondary emotion that stems from deeper, more complex emotions such as sadness, hurt, jealousy, or fear. It encourages children to recognize their underlying emotions and communicate them in a constructive way. The book highlights the importance of validating children's feelings and providing them with tools to identify and navigate their emotions. The story follows MJ, a young child who is struggling to manage her emotions. Bursting with anger, MJ refuses to go to bed. With the help of her two moms, her dog Skye, and her cat Indie, she learns to identify and navigate her feelings with a safe and loving approach. Through this, MJ learns valuable social-emotional skills that can help her throughout her life. Angry Pants is a valuable resource for parents, caregivers, and clinicians looking to support children's emotional development and promote healthy communication. The book introduces a simplified approach to big topics that require big talks and promotes resilience and higher self-esteem in children. It is an excellent tool for anyone looking to improve a child's emotional vocabulary and emotional intelligence. Additionally, Angry Pants is a book that normalizes diverse and inclusive characters, LGBTQ+, and alternative families. The book features a diverse cast of characters and families, making it an excellent resource for introducing children to different cultures and lifestyles. The book also includes easy-to-follow line-by-line translated English and Spanish text, making it an exceptional language comprehension resource for Spanish immersion school students. Additionally, the 10 extra activity pages included at the end of the book give children space to express their emotions and thoughts about the story and can be used as conversation topics for teachers and families. Angry Pants is an excellent tool for promoting healthy communication, emotional expression, and self-awareness. By providing children with a safe and supportive environment to express themselves, the book helps them develop strong social-emotional skills and build healthy relationships throughout their lives. The book's powerful mantra at the end, I am brave and I am strong. I am loved and I belong. No matter what happens I will thrive and carry on! can be used to ignite children's magic and promote self-esteem. Don't miss out on the opportunity to allow a child to feel heard and seen, and set them up for success in life with healthy minds and hearts to navigate this hard world.

Biographie:
Taylor Wasserman is the author of Angry Pants, an Amazon.com best seller and #1 new release in LGBTQ+ Families. Taylor is a writer, a creative, a traveler and business owner. She studied both psychology and art at the University of California: Santa Cruz. She has always had a passion for children's mental, emotional and physical well-being, volunteering with nonprofit organizations for underprivileged youth since a young age. Her first book, Angry Pants is seeks to be inclusive universally relatable story that normalizes LGBTQ+ and alternative families, while teaching social emotional learning skills. Taylor plans to continue her writing journey, with a few more children's books in the works. She currently lives in Southern, California with her fianc?, Elysia, her dog Skye and cat Indie.