You’re Not Bad, We All Get Mad!

An Excellent Resource For Anger Management

This is an excellent resource for anger management at home or in school. The author is very effective at showing different scenarios in which children all get angry. All are relatable and some are also humorous. I any case, children are able to identify with these three friendly characters as they navigate their emotions and deal with their families. Each situation calls for a practical and simple response in handling it, helping children to feel secure in their handling of everyday frustrations. This book is truly a winner!

Embedded Tools For Self Regulation

I'm a mom and teacher and I absolutely love this book. I appreciate how this book not only shows how both humans and animals experience being angry, but how to self-regulate. I teach the "Happy Place" tool and the "Counting Tool." I believe social emotional learning is important and children need to know that they have embedded tools in them to self-regulate. I highly recommend this book and series.

A Great Book To Help With Emotions

My daughter and I love reading this book together. She’s starting to learn what all her different emotions are and how to understand them. This is a wonderful book with a great message (Just like the first book!!)! The illustrations and characters are also beautiful, colorful, and interesting. We look forward to the next Massy book!!!

"What a creative way to put a child’s worry at ease! The story explores helpful ways to remedy what could be a very anxious time in a child’s life.  Children and parents will enjoy reading as Massy resolves her worries about moving. I look forward to more Moments with Massy.”

“I really enjoyed reading it (Moving Away Will Be Okay!) and feel that the content will be helpful for children struggling with transitioning to a new home.  Rhyming provides a nice beat that often times stimulates a child's attention and keeps them interested as well as enhances their ability to recall information and content. I also enjoyed how the story progressed to recognizing that there would in fact, be changes but recognized that change does not have to result in all things negative.  I found that the end of the story presented a sense of hope for a child that their new house can transition into a new home.”

"Children open their understanding when they find that others face challenges similar to theirs.  Kellie Carte-Sears has created a story that will help children meet the challenges of insecurity during a home moving process.  What a delightful story!"

“Kellie Carte-Sears’ new book Moving Away Will Be Okay! has what so many well-intended and often beautiful children's books often miss—a protagonist (Massy) who is wise and compassionate for her young age, but an example for young readers and listeners as they journey through what can be a fairly traumatic experience for children—moving! With all the adventure, visual beauty, and rhythm of a great kid's book, Moving Away Will Be Okay! also gently guides a child through what might at first seem scary to a point where they come to see the experience as an adventure, and the place they arrive as --home--. A must for any family on the move!”

“I felt that it (Moving Away Will Be Okay!) was very engaging to young children and will do well at keeping the children entertained and interested in the story. I think that this will be an excellent resource for children.”

Such a great book (Your Not Bad We ALL Get Mad!) for all to have. We all get mad and we all have a hard time learning how to control our anger. In this book, kids are taught that it's ok to get mad, we just need to teach them how to control their anger. I love how at the end we learn, even if you get mad or do something wrong, your family will always love you. The illustrations in this book are beautiful and fit well with the storyline. I would highly recommend this book. All kids and parents alike should read this book. Well done!!!

I would highly recommend that every parent and teacher make this book (Moving Away Will Be Okay!) a part of their library. What a wonderful resource for a teacher to have on hand for when a child is moving to or from their classroom. Even if a child is not facing the transition of a move, this book is a fun, "feel good" book that addresses valuable life lessons!

What a great story (Power Of A Flower) ! The rhyme scheme flows nicely, and the colorful illustrations match the story well—and they’re super cute! But the best part is the message, the lesson in the story. I won’t reveal spoilers here, but this story touched my heart. This is a great concept to teach kids of all ages! I highly recommend this book!