Angie the Angry Tiger Book gives children a safe, engaging way to explore one of the biggest emotions they experience: ANGER. On Feeling Friends Island, Angie prowls and roars when her favorite toy disappears. Her anger feels so powerful that others start to worry she might land herself in serious trouble.

We created Angie's story to teach that anger itself is not "bad"-it is a signal that something matters. Through the pages, children watch Angie discover that what she does with her anger makes all the difference. She learns to pause, use her words, and ask for help instead of lashing out.

This children's book on anger management is filled with rhythmic lines and expressive illustrations that invite kids to move, roar, and then practice calming steps right alongside Angie. Adults can stop and model deep breaths, "cool‑down" plans, and problem‑solving conversations, turning storytime into a mini‑lesson in self‑control.

Because it is grounded in The Feeling Friends emotional literacy approach, the book helps caregivers and teachers move beyond "stop being mad" toward "let's understand your anger together." Children see that even a fierce tiger can learn to handle anger in healthy ways-and so can they.

Perfect for ages 4-8, Angie the Angry Tiger Book fits beautifully into class meetings, counseling sessions, and home libraries. It supports children who explode quickly, those who shut down when angry, and the peers and adults who care about them. If you want a story that teaches healthy anger expression while honoring children's real feelings, Angie is ready to roar, reflect, and grow with you.