Train Your Angry Dragon* is a fantastic book for parents looking to help their children navigate difficult emotions, especially anger. As a mom, I am always searching for ways to help my child express and understand their feelings in a healthy way, and this book does just that!The story is simple yet captivating, with a cute dragon character who learns to manage anger. The book provides a fun and relatable way for kids to understand what anger feels like and how they can handle it when they start to feel upset. The illustrations are bright and engaging, keeping kids interested while reinforcing the key message.What I appreciate most about this book is how it teaches practical strategies for anger management. My child loves the idea of breathing like the dragon to calm down, and we’ve already started using some of these techniques in real-life situations.I highly recommend *Train Your Angry Dragon* to parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to instill emotional intelligence and anger management skills in young children. This book is a wonderful tool to help kids learn how to process their emotions in a positive and constructive way.It’s a must-have addition to any child's bookshelf, especially for those learning to manage big emotions!

It seems very basic when you read it, but it’s effective! Especially if your child loves dragons. My 5-year-old child was having anger problems at home and school and we bought this as a tool to help learn to handle those big feelings. We’ve definitely noticed a difference. We had her bring it to school to read as well as a reminder when she was having those big feelings… the teacher loved it so much she bought some of these books for her classroom!

Great price, with excellent scheduling

I bought this book for my daughter who was 4 at the time. Right before she started a new daycare. She was having problems expressing her emotions in a positive way. Her then therapist had been using the books in the series as part of her therapy for the reading time. It really is a great series and I cannot stress that enough. This may be a one off type situation, but my daughter on her 2nd day of daycare was expelled from the daycare after she said she was going to burn the place down. Just like the dragon did at one point in the book. I realized that she was trying to express her anger and remembered that part of the book and that is how it was expressed in the moment of my disregulated daughters mind. She has since been diagnosed with dmdd and adhd (pending phd evaluation results for autism and odd). So please make sure you explain to your littles about when the dragon is so angry he feels like he could burn the place down with his fire. Best of luck fellow mommas and daddies!

My son has ADHD and I bought this book so he can relate to the dragon. He loves the book and can point out what’s happening and how to fix it.