This is a clever, whimsical and helpful book for very young children - and even for the older ones.

I Can Handle It focuses on the various situations in an individual's life and various scenarios one can use to deal with each one....Some are silly, but most are great suggestions.

At the end of the story is a page where the child can personalize the books. It contains a wonderful author's message, the two blank pages which can also be used to personalize the book.

The simple, whimsical illustrations by Ana Santos, are large and simple enough, young children will love and be more able to stay focused on. They are very, pleasingly colorful.

*This book was gifted me with no pressure for a positive review. This is my honest review. ( )

I found another good book. This one is to help with your mental health. Though it is for children. The adult may enjoy it as well. It has a Mindful Mantra that may help you or your child or children how to handle tricky situations. It is called “I Can Handle It!”

This book is a good read and teaches you how to handle some situations that you may end up in your children. It deals with some different emotions that everyone goes through. It is easy to read. Parents will want this to read to their children to help with improving their confidence.

This will help your child or children with difficult emotions and with some of their problems. This book may have some ideas to help them to deal with some of the problems that they may have. The pictures are done well. It was written well.

Parents can read this to their child or children. They will learn to practice these Mantas or saying I Can Handle it as they read it. They will have this to fall back on after they read and reread this book. It is a wonderful teachable book. I enjoy the pictures. They show off some things that we can do to solve some of our emotions that are hard to express or deal with. ( )

A book for young children about handling problems ... a companion book to "I Can Do It."

A book i would recommend to anyone. It's so encouraging. ( )

This book teaches children how a little boy named Sabastein, used positive ways to get through tough things he goes through in his life. He first explains the problem, then he explains a variety of ways he can handle the problem himself. I think this book would be an amazing example of showing children how to solve their problems without the help of adults. Some of the solutions were not always a realistic way of handling the problem, but it adds character to the story.
Subject, self-concept
Source: Pierce County Library ( )