I Was So Mad

Name: I Was So Mad
Brand: Random House
SKU: B-MMAD
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by Mercer Mayer

Mercer Mayer's very popular Little Critter stars in a picture book about feeling angry. With minimal text and funny illustrations to spell out every new situation, the book shows the Critter family saying no to everything Little Critter wants to do. He can't keep frogs in the tub. He can't help paint the house. Finally, mad at the world, Little Critter announces he will run away. When pals come by and ask him to come and play baseball, our young hero's mood quickly changes. He grabs his bat and heads off for the game, telling himself he can run away another day if he is still so mad.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Anger
ISBN:	9780307119391
Page count:	24
Recommended ages:	Ages 3 through 7
Grade level:	Grades PK through 2
Printed in:	USA

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This book is just ok. The story is cute, but the ending is not what I...

by Shelly Scamardo

April 18 2021

This book is just ok. The story is cute, but the ending is not what I was looking for. After a day that goes wrong every step of the way, the frustration builds until his friends come and they go play. I think it has value, the illustrations are great and the kids love the story, but the end requires more discussion.

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Frustrating. Most the book was good in building understanding of...

by Aly Becker

March 2 2022

Frustrating. Most the book was good in building understanding of getting mad with examples that are easily relatable for kids. However, the ending was awful. Instead of pointing out the mix of emotions, coping skills, or problem-solving ideas or promoting curiosity in meaning of emotions or promoting conversation, etc....the book inexplicably ends with some of the character's friends coming to ask if he can play, his mom giving permission for him to go (after a day of behavioral concerns and lack of addressing anger), and him going off with his friends saying "maybe I will be mad tomorrow too." Umm...what? It is literally talking about tabling the emotion and bringing it out tomorrow. No resolution at all, no greater understanding of emotion, no consequences for anything or insight....just bizarre. The lost potential thrown away at the end is almost painful. Not for therapy.

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