I believe this book is good, it has large, simple text in conjunction with correlating illustrations. The illustrations depict exactly what the text is saying. For example, the text reads "This little boy broke his toy. He feels angry." and the illustration shows a little boy breaking his toy. The little boy's eyebrows are slanted down, his cheeks are red, he has a frown on his face, and his arms are tense looking. All of these clues helped me to identify what angry may look like in a picture. Each page has a text with a supporting illustration that helps me, as the reader, understand the feeling of angry. The book is also great because, it asks thought provoking questions to make me think about how I would feel in certain situations. For example, it gives an incident when a child is angry and then asks, "What makes you angry?" It not only helps to identify what the emotion is, but how to deal with that feeling. The book describes that talking to a parent might help, crying it out, or needing a hug may help with that emotion. I think that is wonderful, because it took me through each part of the process. ( )