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Are You Mad At Me?

Are You Mad At Me?

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Are You Mad at Me? is a heartwarming and relatable picture book that explores anxiety, overthinking, and the desire for reassurance especially common in sensitive children.

The story follows Clam, a sweet, anxious little character who constantly worries that others might be upset with them. Through everyday situations with friends, Clam learns about:

  • Communicating feelings
  • Understanding social cues
  • Managing worry
  • Offering and receiving reassurance
  • Building confidence

The book is gentle, expressive, and emotionally supportive. It helps children understand that it's normal to feel unsure sometimes — and that asking questions, seeking clarity, and communicating are important steps in feeling secure.

Clam spends the day worrying that everyone is mad at them. Every small interaction feels huge — until Clam learns how to talk openly about their fears, listen to friends, and understand that not every moment means someone is upset. Through gentle lessons and beautifully comforting artwork, children discover tools for managing anxiety and finding emotional peace.

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Title Are You Mad at Me?
Authors Tyler Feder & Cody Feder
Illustrator Tyler Feder
Format Children’s Picture Book
Age Range 3–8 years
Reading Level Preschool–Grade 2
Primary Genre SEL – Emotions & Anxiety
Additional Genres Friendship stories, mental wellness
Main Themes Reassurance, communication, worry, feelings
Strengths Emotionally validating, engaging, helpful for anxious kids
Illustration Style Soft, expressive, child-friendly
Audience Parents, teachers, counselors, young readers

📌 KEY STRENGTHS

  • Supports emotional development and mental wellness
  • Helps children name their feelings
  • Encourages communication instead of internalizing worries
  • Great for storytime discussions
  • Warm, humorous, and validating
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