Any book that encourages self awareness and teaches kids how to process negative emotions is a win for parents! Sarah Tucker’s series, The Adventures of Harry and Friends, is designed to help youngsters learn and grow through their challenges. Her latest volume, I Quit! focuses on managing anger and envy, and adults will no doubt learn right alongside their kiddos!Ringo the weasel expects to win. However, on the basketball court, he discovers that he’s not as skilled as he hoped, and he reacts in rage! His goal to be the best at every sport is thwarted, and he throws an epic tantrum. Any kid who’s ever felt frustrated will relate, and adults will recognize the negative emotions they may still experience when they’re feeling defeated.Through the series’ signature Black Belt Principles approach, Ringo’s friends remind him of their mentor and his teachings. Their words teach readers that the answer to frustration isn’t to avoid challenges, it’s to embrace difficulty and learn from adversity. Success isn’t easy, but if you are patient and consistent, you can become a champion.Ringo’s reactions make him a character that kids and their grownups can relate to. He’s flawed and imperfect, but he’s hurting, and his friends respond in empathy. This story is a powerful tool for helping kids understand that they don’t need to be controlled by their emotions; there’s a way to live that brings growth and fulfillment. Only through perseverance can you truly improve in a new area.Especially during this pandemic, kids are facing huge daily frustrations and challenges. They’ve been asked to try new things and adjust to new situations time and time again. Ringo’s story is a fantastic way for parents and caregivers to address anger management with positivity and hope. Make sure you give it a read!