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Product Description From The WorryWoo Monsters Series: Why me? and It s not fair! are favorite phrases used by Twitch, The Monster of Frustration. Though Twitch tries very hard to get everything right, he quickly gets upset when things don't go his way. If you've ever had a day when everything seems to go wrong, this adventure will tickle your funny bone and put life's little setbacks in a proper perspective. Once again, Andi Green has created a memorable character that will appeal to kids of all ages. Printed with Soy Ink. About The WorryWoo Monsters: Ever been lonely; ever been sad? Ever been happy; ever been mad? Of course you have, and the WorryWoo Monsters are here to help! In this first of a kind series, written and illustrated by Andi Green, emotions themselves are turned into lovable quirky characters that embark on delightful journeys of self-awareness. Created to promote healthy emotional wellness, each WorryWoo adventure concludes with an upbeat message of Hey, it's OK and present the perfect opportunity to openly discuss topics that don t have easy answers. Adorable matching plush are an optional addition to reinforce the idea that feelings aren t scary and it is possible to embrace your emotions and find your inner Woo. Themes:Frustration, Self-Control, Emotional Awareness, Resilience & Growth Review 5 out of 5 stars, - This is a wonderful book for children and for children of all ages. --JazmaOnline.comThe Very Frustrated Monster reminds me of the old Serendipity books ... I consider these books classics, and it is a compliment to Andi Green that her story has evoked the comparison. --Sequentialtart.comAs with all of the WorryWoos books, the story teaches a great lesson about emotions and how to handle them. It s great for teaching social skills. And the illustrations are beautiful. They are the same high quality I have come to expect from Andi Green s books. She is able to take emotions that can be difficult for children to understand and bring them to life. She makes emotions easier to relate to by giving them life. The WorryWoos are great for kids of all ages and ability levels. The stories are short and simple enough to be enjoyed by younger kids. But the subject matter is important enough to be relevant for older kids as well. Oh, and Twitch is absolutely adorable! He has great colors and is definitely recognizable in both hand drawn and plush version! So if you re looking for a unique gift idea, I definitely recommend checking out the WorryWoos! Andi Green offers a great variety in her monster friends so you can find something for all of the little ones in your life --FormulaMom.com About the Author Andi Green is a bird-loving, cat-cuddling, dog-snuggling monster-maker who started her career as an Art Director in NYC. She is currently the writer and illustrator of The WorryWoo Monsters series. Accolades of her work include: a MoonBeam Children's Book Award, a Creative Child Bok of The Year Award, and an iParenting Media Award. Her work has also been featured on the Today Show. Andi s goal is to help children embrace their emotions and find their inner Woo.