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Do you know a child who has trouble controlling emotions and actions?

Controlling big feelings and emotions for toddlers and kids can be a challenge. This engaging, relatable story is the perfect kids' book on anger management that kids and adults will enjoy.

In Thought is Not the Boss of Me, Lincoln throws temper tantrums, gets in trouble at home and at school, and feels controlled by his thoughts.

Lincoln, like many kids -especially kids with ADHD, autism, anxiety, learning disorders and other special needs -needs support and encouragement to recognize and manage big feelings and emotions.

Lincoln is tired of getting in trouble, but he's not sure what to do. Will he let his thoughts be the boss of him, or will he learn to stand up to his thoughts? Find out in this compelling, easy-to-read story.

This must-have book is perfect for:

Parents, grandparents & caretakers who want to help kids manage big emotions - especially those looking for books to help with anger management, autism, ADHD, anxiety, or other learning disorders.
Teachers supporting special needs children at daycare and school. Keep it in the library, classroom, or within your school counseling books.
Pediatricians, child psychologists and child counselors who are looking for new resources. Add it to your waiting room library or send it home with your parents.
Toddlers, kids and children who love picture storybooks and can benefit from a relatable character like them.