What if it is too loud? What if I trip? What if no one talks to me?
Before the Moon-Lantern Festival, every worried thought makes a tiny glowing Whatiffle pop into Miro's
backpack. Soon the bag is humming, wiggling, and sneezing sparks—until all those fuzzy worries burst
loose in the middle of the celebration and create one wonderfully funny mess.
Miro discovers that worries are trying to protect him, even when they make terrible guides. He gives
them names, slows his breath, and looks for the smallest brave step instead of one giant leap.
This warm, interactive picture book helps children put big feelings into words and pictures without
dismissing what they feel. A repeat-aloud courage refrain makes it an inviting read-aloud ritual for home,
preschool, elementary classrooms, counseling spaces, and bedtime.
Also included are eight playful activity pages that invite children to:
• create and name their own Whatiffle
• draw what feels heavy
• practice one simple breathing exercise
• choose a manageable next step
• celebrate help, belonging, and imperfect attempts
For ages 3 to 8—and every grown-up who wants a child to know: courage does not mean having no
worries. Courage can start small.
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Seller: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.
Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if it is too loud? What if I trip? What if no one talks to me?Before the Moon-Lantern Festival, every worried thought makes a tiny glowing Whatiffle pop into Miro'sbackpack. Soon the bag is humming, wiggling, and sneezing sparks-until all those fuzzy worries burstloose in the middle of the celebration and create one wonderfully funny mess.Miro discovers that worries are trying to protect him, even when they make terrible guides. He givesthem names, slows his breath, and looks for the smallest brave step instead of one giant leap.This warm, interactive picture book helps children put big feelings into words and pictures withoutdismissing what they feel. A repeat-aloud courage refrain makes it an inviting read-aloud ritual for home, preschool, elementary classrooms, counseling spaces, and bedtime.Also included are eight playful activity pages that invite children to: - create and name their own Whatiffle- draw what feels heavy- practice one simple breathing exercise- choose a manageable next step- celebrate help, belonging, and imperfect attemptsFor ages 3 to 8-and every grown-up who wants a child to know: courage does not mean having noworries. Courage can start small. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170963034
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What if it is too loud? What if I trip? What if no one talks to me?Before the Moon-Lantern Festival, every worried thought makes a tiny glowing Whatiffle pop into Miro'sbackpack. Soon the bag is humming, wiggling, and sneezing sparks-until all those fuzzy worries burstloose in the middle of the celebration and create one wonderfully funny mess.Miro discovers that worries are trying to protect him, even when they make terrible guides. He givesthem names, slows his breath, and looks for the smallest brave step instead of one giant leap.This warm, interactive picture book helps children put big feelings into words and pictures withoutdismissing what they feel. A repeat-aloud courage refrain makes it an inviting read-aloud ritual for home, preschool, elementary classrooms, counseling spaces, and bedtime.Also included are eight playful activity pages that invite children to: - create and name their own Whatiffle- draw what feels heavy- practice one simple breathing exercise- choose a manageable next step- celebrate help, belonging, and imperfect attemptsFor ages 3 to 8-and every grown-up who wants a child to know: courage does not mean having noworries. Courage can start small. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798170963034
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if it is too loud What if I trip What if no one talks to me Before the Moon-Lantern Festival, every worried thought makes a tiny glowing Whatiffle pop into Miro'sbackpack. Soon the bag is humming, wiggling, and sneezing sparks-until all those fuzzy worries burstloose in the middle of the celebration and create one wonderfully funny mess.Miro discovers that worries are trying to protect him, even when they make terrible guides. He givesthem names, slows his breath, and looks for the smallest brave step instead of one giant leap.This warm, interactive picture book helps children put big feelings into words and pictures withoutdismissing what they feel. A repeat-aloud courage refrain makes it an inviting read-aloud ritual for home, preschool, elementary classrooms, counseling spaces, and bedtime.Also included are eight playful activity pages that invite children to: - create and name their own Whatiffle- draw what feels heavy- practice one simple breathing exercise- choose a manageable next step- celebrate help, belonging, and imperfect attemptsFor ages 3 to 8-and every grown-up who wants a child to know: courage does not mean having noworries. Courage can start small. Seller Inventory # 9798170963034