Description
Book SynopsisAn important, tender and vital story about dealing with and overcoming worry from Sita Brahmachari (Artichoke Hearts), who handles complex emotions in a pitch-perfect way for young readers. Illustrated by the legendary Jane Ray.
Amy May knows about webs of worries – so many people she meets are caught in them, from her own artist dad to newly arrived refugee Rima and her family. By being brave enough to open up her worry box, Amy May helps all those around her find a way forward. Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+
Trade Review"A tender story about loss, friendship, hope and resolution which gives an insight into two very different backgrounds and might provide reassurance for those in similar circumstances, as well as helping to develop empathy" – The Letterpress Project
"'An important, tender and vital story about dealing with and overcoming worry … [Sita Brahmachari] handles complex emotions in a pitch-perfect way for young readers" – The Bookseller
"Lovely little book. Good for exploring feelings" – Empathy Lab
"Sita Brahmachari handles the girls' emotions with a great deal of sensitivity … It's gentle, reassuring and there's no sugary ending where everything goes back to just how it was" – The Bookbag
"Beautifully soul-searching and handles complex emotions in an age-appropriate way, providing much space for thought and contemplation" – Minerva Reads, Blog
"This sensitive story addressing both trauma (Rima) and anxiety (Amy) is particularly suitable for reluctant or struggling readers" – CBI
