This book helps children look inward at their own feelings and grow into mature individuals who can also consider the emotions of others. It offers scientific insight into why people feel angry and how our bodies react in those moments, making the emotion easier to understand. Through imaginative illustrations and engaging stories, the book explores anger from many different angles. Bumpy Bumpy Anger — The Anger That Calls Anger — The Many Faces of Anger — Anger That Ripples — Taming the Anger Within Sometimes, thinking "You must be this way," "People must be this way," or "The world must be this way" is what stirs up anger. People caught up in this kind of thinking often say things like this. (p.18) "Anyone can become angry — that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, to the right degree, at the right time, for the right purpose, and in the right way — that is not easy." — Aristotle (p.32)