Great series to discuss emotions and feelings. Wilma Jean worries about everything whether it's at school or home. Wilma Jean worries about missing the bus and having to eat carrots at lunch. Wilma Jean's teacher helps her figure out that you can control your thoughts and what you worry about. Students will find this book fun and humorous while learning strategies and tools to help control their worries. If you love this book you'll enjoy reading more books by Julia Cook. ( )

Independent Reading Level: grades 2-5
Awards: Mom's Choice Awards

The book brings out and explores various coping skills to deal with fear, feelings and anxiety

Independent Reading Level: 2nd- 5th
Awards: Mom's Choice Award

Wilma Jean suffers from worrying about everything, it even gets in the way of enjoying her days. Wilma Jean's mother becomes concerned and notifies her teacher. Together, they come up with a plan to ease Wilma Jean's worrying. At a time when the world is full of worry, this shows children that all we can do is focus on the things we can control. It's important for children to know they can talk with their teacher and parents so they can help and make accommodations if need be to ease any worries. ( )