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Every child feels big emotions. Max helps them make sense of them. Sometimes Max feels angry inside- like a storm that's hard to hide. Through gentle rhythm, vivid colors, and calm steps, Max Feels Angry helps children understand what anger feels like in their body, and what they can do to let it move safely through. Created for neurodiverse, autistic, ADHD, and highly sensitive children, this beautifully illustrated story turns emotional regulation into a skill that feels kind, safe, and achievable. Children will learn: - That feeling angry is okay- it's just a signal from their body. - That calming is something they can practice- not something they have to ""get right."" - That movement, rhythm, and breath can help big feelings flow instead of explode. With soothing rhymes, inclusive language, and therapist-approved calming strategies, Max Feels Angry belongs in every home, classroom, and therapy room where children are learning to name, understand, and regulate their emotions. Part of the Big Emotions with Max: The Neurodiversity Collection A heart-centered series designed to help children-and the adults who love them-navigate joy, sadness, fear, anger, and everything in between. Perfect for: Parents, teachers, and therapists supporting emotional literacy, self-regulation, and sensory-friendly learning.

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