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Sometimes I Worry Too Much (But Now I Know How To Stop)

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$14.56 $19.95 In stock

Category: Books-Children

By Dawn A. Huebner, Ph.D.



Illustrated By Robin C. Morris


This engaging book can be used to help children see that there is help for excessive worrying. The book tells the story of Anna, whose father calls her the What If Kid because she worries about everything, big or small. Fortunately, Anna is helped by a psychologist who teaches her simple and fun cognitive and behavioral techniques. By the end of the book, Anna still worries sometimes - but now she knows just what to do.


60 pages, 8 x 9 inches, suitable for ages 6 to 11.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

My son struggles with big worries, and the way Anna's story walks through specific calming techniques really clicked for him. Finally found a kids' book that doesn't just name the problem but shows a clear solution.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

My daughter clung to every page about Anna's worries, and the way Dr. Huebner frames the father's calm guidance made our bedtime talk so much easier. The illustrations by Robin Morris really helped her point to exactly what she was feeling. She's already asking to read it again tonight.