Rupert Gets Mad

When Jasmine accidentally stepped on his toe, Rupert got very angry. He grew horns, fangs, and tail to show how angry he was. Then Jasmine apologized, taking his anger away. Learning to control anger can be quite a challenge for young children. Author Eve Heidi Bine-Stock captures the feelings of children perfectly in the bold words and brilliant illustrations of RUPERT GETS MAD.  The end result is a lesson that will serve as a springboard for parents and educators to discuss anger, forgiveness, and friendship with youngsters. Very highly recommended. —Cindy Penn, Wordweaving.com