Not a Worry in the World

A very entertaining, thought-provoking book about worries and how to deal with them. In dozens of small detailed pictures and well-spaced lines of print, all the worries of a small boy are expressed, from being forgotten by the tooth fairy to being taken away by a stranger. There's plenty of fun in the pictures and speech bubbles which often enhance the more deadpan text. At the end the message is that worries go away if you only talk about them - an important discussion point for young children. Good for shared reading.