Sometimes I think my mind is like a house.
Just like a house, I need to treat my mind with love and care . . .
Written by a child psychologist, this beautiful book follows a young boy as he learns to love and accept himself, with all his struggles! Relatable characters and a gentle storyline introduce little ones to the concept of mental health in an accessible and engaging way, encouraging them to think about how to look after themselves and accept themselves for who they are. Featuring exquisite illustrations and tips on how to foster a life-long sense of wellbeing, this is a stunning addition to any library.
Be yourself in the world. Don't give up! And love yourself for who you are.
Also available from illustrator Elisa Paganelli: Sometimes
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Jennifer Gray lives in London and Scotland with her husband, four children and friendly but enigmatic cat, Henry. She has written the Atticus Claw series, the Chicken Mission series and the Guinea Pigs Online series, co-written with Amanda Swift. The first book in the Atticus series, Atticus Claw Breaks the Law, was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's
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