"This makes me mad! What should I do?"   The Wishing Shelf Book Award Bronze Medal Winner 2018 Finalist in Independent Author Network Book of the Year 2018   Recommended by Character First Education   Nibbler the beaver works hard to keep his lodge and dam perfectly patched. A river otter knocks a hold in his great work. Now he's so angry he could almost spit nails. Can he learn how to handle his anger?Similar to Winnie-the-Pooh, it's a fun book for emerging readers transitioning from picture to chapter books.  East to read font - Words in gold for Nibbler's inside thoughts (reluctant readers, start here) - Map - Glossary - "What If" Discussion section for application to the story and real life. - Theme: Handling Anger (Peacemaking) - Cute illustrations kids will love 'Working together and trying to get along in this crowded world is so important. This wonderfully engaging book helps children to understand this important life lesson. A BRONZE MEDAL WINNER and highly recommended.' The Wishing Shelf Book Awards Similar to Winnie-the-Pooh, it's a fun book for emerging readers transitioning from picture to chapter books.  East to read font - Words in gold for Nibbler's inside thoughts (reluctant readers, start here) - Map - Glossary - "What If" Discussion section for application to the story and real life. - Theme: Handling Anger (Peacemaking) - Cute illustrations kids will love "This makes me mad! What should I do?" Nibbler the beaver works hard to keep his lodge and dam perfectly patched. A river otter knocks a hold in his great work. Now he's so angry he could almost spit nails. Can he learn how to handle his anger? A semi-retired elementary school teacher, Bandana Acres author Kathy J Perry now enjoys writing and illustrating early chapter books about animals who learn valuable lessons about friendships. Her goal is to help kids enjoy learning to read as well as apply what they've learned to their own lives. Her fun, animal adventures will appeal to first and second-graders and to pre-schoolers as a read-aloud story. Soft, watercolor illustrations have been a source of joy for Kathy to draw and paint.