Ow-em-gee captures the chaotic theatricality of childhood by turning minor social blunders and school frustrations into rhythmic, witty poems. These verses validate big emotions through cheeky wordplay that invites kids to laugh at their own daily dramas. Books in this family share a fast paced, humorous perspective on the relatable agonies of growing up.
Reach for this book when your child is caught in a cycle of 'big feelings' over everyday mishaps, like a lost toy, a sibling squabble, or a minor social blunder. It is the perfect antidote for the child who tends toward the theatrical when things go wrong. Through a series of witty, relatable poems, Rachael Atkins captures the high-stakes drama of childhood and school life with a wink and a nod. This collection normalizes feelings of embarrassment and frustration by showing children that their 'catastrophes' are shared experiences. Designed for kids aged 6 to 11, the verses use humor to bridge the gap between a child's intense internal reactions and the reality of the situation. It is a wonderful choice for parents looking to build emotional resilience and a sense of perspective through the joyful medium of poetry.
