The Very Hungry Worry Monster Behaviour and Emotions Library 10 Picture Books Set Collection

The "Very Hungry Worry Monster Behaviour and Emotions Library 10 Picture Books Set" is a collection designed to help young children understand and manage emotions, behaviours, and social interactions. Here is a brief overview of each book in the set:

1. The Very Hungry Worry Monsters

   • Focuses on managing worries and anxieties by introducing a fun and engaging character, the Worry Monster, who "eats" worries to help children feel lighter and less stressed.

2. Can I Have A Hug?

   • Explores the power of kindness and physical affection, showing how something as simple as a hug can help brighten someone’s day and provide emotional comfort.

3. Time For School ... No Worries

   • Targets common back-to-school anxieties, offering reassurance and techniques to make children feel more at ease in a school environment.

4. Bee Kind

   • A story cantered around the importance of kindness and empathy, encouraging kids to think of others and the impact of their actions on the people around them.

5. Be You BAA - Bara

   • Celebrates individuality and teaches children to embrace who they are, promoting self-acceptance and confidence in a fun and sheep-themed narrative.

6. Rhino Corn

   • A story about uniqueness and self-expression, helping children understand that being different is a strength and something to be proud of.

7. K is for Kindness

   • A book that reinforces the idea that kindness is key in all social interactions, helping kids to practice caring for others through letters and words.

8. No Probllama!

   • Uses humour and a lovable llama to tackle the idea of staying calm and going with the flow, making challenges seem smaller and easier to handle.

9. Just Narwhal

   • Focuses on self-esteem and the importance of believing in oneself, using a narwhal character to show that everyone has something special to offer.

10. Top Dog

• Discusses leadership and teamwork, showing that sometimes being a good leader means working well with others and being kind, not just being in charge.