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The die-cuts and flaps make this feel more like a playful game than a lesson, and my daughter actually asked to read it again. It's clever how it turns a negative thought into something silly without being preachy.

My 8-year-old has been a bit grumpy lately, but the way this book uses flaps to literally flip a frown into a smile really clicked with her. It’s clever how each page challenges a gloomy thought with a simple, playful twist. A surprisingly effective tool for starting calm conversations about feeling

This book’s die-cuts and flaps made the “reframing” concept finally click for my anxious kid, and we’ve read it three times in one sitting. The hardback pages feel sturdy enough for repeat flipping.