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DON'T WORRY BE HAPPY *********** Though they were twins, brother and brother, they were completely different than one another. While Optimus was as happy as a clown, Pessimus grouched and would always frown.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderful book for explaining emotions to kids! AMax This book is perfect for children and for teaching them how to express their emotions. The story is engaging, well-written and the rhymes are hilarious. Also, the images are gorgeously vivid, which makes this book appropriate for little kids, who can infer meaning from the pictures. Grady Harp, April 20 Sigal continues to present books for children that teach them important traits, this time the message is about molding viewpoints of the way the world - and life - is viewed: optimistically correcting pessimism. By placing the 'information' in a rhyming story she succeeds in informing while entertaining. For example, 'Though they were twins, brother and brother, they were completely different than one another. While Optimus was as happy as a clown, Pessimus grouched and could always frown.' Making 'character traits' into fun characters, Sigal provides an easy approach for children to understand the message - learning to view life in a positive way ushers in happiness. A fun story with a solid message beautifully illustrated - and Sigal Adler successfully adds to her superb repertoire of fine children's books.

5.0 out of 5 stars A wonderful book for explaining emotions to kids! AMax This book is perfect for children and for teaching them how to express their emotions. The story is engaging, well-written and the rhymes are hilarious. Also, the images are gorgeously vivid, which makes this book appropriate for little kids, who can infer meaning from the pictures. Grady Harp, April 20 Sigal continues to present books for children that teach them important traits, this time the message is about molding viewpoints of the way the world - and life - is viewed: optimistically correcting pessimism. By placing the 'information' in a rhyming story she succeeds in informing while entertaining. For example, 'Though they were twins, brother and brother, they were completely different than one another. While Optimus was as happy as a clown, Pessimus grouched and could always frown.' Making 'character traits' into fun characters, Sigal provides an easy approach for children to understand the message - learning to view life in a positive way ushers in happiness. A fun story with a solid message beautifully illustrated - and Sigal Adler successfully adds to her superb repertoire of fine children's books.

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