worry

"Most days, this little girl loves to go to school and play with her friends. But sometimes the schoolyard can feel like a battleground where she has to dodge mean words from a bully. Luckily, she always has her steadfast tiger by her side--even if she's the only one who can see it. With the reminder that strength comes from within, she digs deep to believe in herself, no matter what anyone else says"--Dust jacket.

When Little Hoo has too many worries, which add up to too much energy, Hoo decides to get the wiggles out by doing different exercises.

"In the big city...not everyone wears a toad as a hat, but some people do . . . and some of those toad hats can be very bossy! Carol has always followed the orders of her demanding toad hat at the expense of her own inner voice. But when her toad hat is plucked away by a pigeon, how will Carol know what to do? After spending so long being told what to eat and do and paint, Carol's not sure what she wants, and nothing feels quite right"--.

"Stress and anxiety are common mental health issues in teens. [This book] explores the causes and effects of stress and anxiety on teens' lives. It provides practical, easy to follow strategies on managing these emotions, with personal accounts and advice from experts"--Provided by publisher.

A young girl stops her worry monster from controlling her life.

As brother-and-sister dogs Digger and Daisy head out to the woods to camp, Digger worries about bears.

Each emotion is a color in your mental rainbow. If purple, or nervousness, takes over, try these simple activities and tips for feeling better.

"When Pig gets the brilliant idea to throw a party for Mouse and their friends, he can't help but think of everything that could possibly go wrong. After all, what if a lion eats all the invitations? What if nobody comes? Or worse, what if everyone comes and has an awful time?"--Publisher.

"A book of advice for the overthinker who just wants an answer, the chart lover who wants a laugh, and the former mathlete who can't resist a graph. Each chart asks and answers a super-important and yet not-actually-vital question, like 'Do I need more plants?' 'What wine should I bring?' . . . 'Do I have time for this?' [and more]"--Provided by publisher.