This is a great book for small children. Coping skills are learned early in life, and they set the tone for how we handle life as an adult. I would include this in a read-aloud for small children, to gain insight into how they view anger and how they act when they are angry. It would be a great way to introduce self-management and ask them for ways they could change how they act; giving them insight into self control. ( )

George and his pet dragon are playing. George accidently breaks Joe's favorite toy and Joe gets angry. Later on, when George is doing chores Joe wants him to stop and play with him. When George doesn't Joe gets angry. Joe has got to learn to control his anger and learn that you don't always get your way. ( )