Description A picture book that humorously tackles all kinds of everyday crises—now even more evolved with the introduction of a crisis emotion graph! "My hiccups won't stop," "My marker cap is missing," "I stepped on a piece of rice," "I accidentally held a stranger's hand." Children face countless crises in daily life, and what counts as a "crisis" differs from child to child. But if they understand the reason behind a crisis and can identify what's really going on, they won't panic. The newly introduced crisis emotion graph is a radar chart that analyzes six different emotions and how strongly each one arises when a child faces a crisis. The six emotions are: "nervous," "anxious," "embarrassed," "upset," "annoyed," and "angry." By carefully examining these mixed-up feelings, children can explore many different ways to work through a crisis. Packed with even more information about crises, Crisis Escape Encyclopedia 2 has evolved into an even richer resource. Read this book now and be ready for whatever crisis comes your way—nothing will catch you off guard! A picture book both kids and adults can enjoy together, nodding along and saying "Yes, exactly!" Crisis Escape Encyclopedia 2 is even better when read together with your child, laughing and relating to the stories side by side. I hope parents will actively share their own reactions too, saying things like "Dad had something like this happen too" or "If a grown-up did this, that would be a foul!" When children hear "Dad went through the same thing back in the day," they'll feel happy and reassured—realizing that crises can happen to anyone, and that everything will be okay. I hope families will enjoy the book this way. _ From an interview with Noritake Suzuki Children grow by overcoming crises big and small After reading Crisis Escape Encyclopedia, many readers shared that they can now calmly think, "Which number crisis is this one?" no matter what challenge comes their way. Life brings crises again and again—so keep Crisis Escape Encyclopedia and Crisis Escape Encyclopedia 2 close by, to help you and your child face them calmly, without panic! Your child will learn to say, "I can change how I feel inside all by myself. I'm not afraid of crises anymore!" Children grow through the process of making mistakes and facing setbacks!