Andrée Salom

This book gives children symbolic and concrete guidance about how to deal with anger as a natural part of their inner lives. Rather than squelching anger or pushing it away, children are invited to sit with and observe anger, removing its overwhelming aspects. This story, written in rhyme, centers on discovering and using internal resources and portrays anger as manageable.

I like the hands on nature of this book -- as in, the advice given on how to deal with the anger ogre. It's a little long and tricky for a read aloud, but pretty great for one on one, and I really like the illustrations.