Worry Says What?: A Picture Book About Using Self-Talk to Silence Anxious Thoughts
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Worry Says What?: A Picture Book About Using Self-Talk to Silence Anxious Thoughts

by Allison Edwards

Self-Help Children's Books Anxiety
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Worry Says What? helps children explore how anxious thoughts can influence the way they feel and think. Through a picture-book format, it introduces self-talk as a way to respond to worry, offering a gentle starting point for conversations about emotions, anxiety, and coping.

About This Book

Worry Says What? is a picture book about the relationship between worry and anxious thoughts.

The book introduces self-talk as a tool for responding to worry in a more constructive way.

Its accessible format can help children and families begin conversations about emotions, anxiety, and coping.

With a gentle focus on emotional awareness, it supports discussions about recognizing and addressing worried thoughts.

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