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Book Details:
Title: Helping Emerson like the dark
Author: Martin Chaney
Genre: Children's Books, Anxiety and Phobias
Publisher: Independently published (Nov 2024)
Print Length: 85 pages
Recommended Age : 7 to 10 yrs
Source: A copy from the author for review
Blurb:
Book 1 in The Chaney Twins series is about overcoming fear of the dark.
Join Emerson as he learns to conquer his fear and discover the fun things that can be done in the dark. Set in the home of the Chaney twins, this heartwarming story follows Emerson’s struggle with his fear of the dark and the unexpected help he receives from his grandparents. Emerson’s fear is put to the test with a fun-filled day. From playing mini golf to stargazing during the day, Emerson’s grandparents show him that the dark can be exciting and full of surprises.
Why should you choose this book?Not only is it an entertaining read for kids ages 8 to 11, but it also provides a valuable lesson on coping with fears and stress.
Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques, this book offers practical tools for children to overcome their fears and worries.
It's the perfect read-aloud story for parents to bond and open up a conversation about fears and anxieties with their child.
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My Review:
This is the first book released as part of the Chaney Twins series. This specific book talks about the twin brother Emerson and his fear of darkness. You have to read the book to know about Grandpa, Grandma, and Hudson's plan to make Emerson feel normal and comfortable even in the dark.
They introduce him to the beautiful things that can be enjoyed in the dark.
What I love about this book:
It's not a simple Children's book with pictures. It is good for kids aged 7 to 10 years.
It is very common for kids to have a fear of darkness at this age. So, it comes in handy to the parents to make them gradually comfortable staying in the dark without fear.
Grandma and Grandpa are very mature and loving characters. I love how they coordinate together for the activities they take the twins to. It gives off good family vibes.
The writing style is not preachy; it's easygoing.
The book cover is great and apt. The title is exactly to the point. I will look forward to the next books in the series.
My Rating: 5/5
PS: I received a review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
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