Help Your Dragon Deal With Anxiety: Train Your Dragon To Overcome Anxiety. A Cute Children Story To Teach Kids How To Deal With Anxiety, Worry And Fear. (My Dragon Books Book 22)

Perhaps its because I am a writer so Im more critical, but this book is SO unnecessarily wordy and terribly written. We can do better for books like this! My kindergartener lost interest right away and now wont even look at the thing. Glad it helped some kids. Mine was definitely disinterested.

Liked the info and subject matter. Reading level probably 4 yo or 5 yo

Our six year old son learned a lot when reading about the things Diggory Doo the dragon was anxious about!

Madison liked this this book because Diggory Doo worried about things that we all worry about sometimes. Drew gave Diggory Doo good advice on how to handle the stress of most situations. He also told him how to look at things differently to make them better. Never give up, always keep trying.

This is a good book, but I thought it was too short and could have covered more situations. Adequate but was not the solution I needed.

Relatable easy to read and understand for kids.

Both of my 7 year old boys loved reading this book. They have had a hard time these last couple of weeks adjusting to our home schedule during the pandemic. So when they announced that school is done for the remainder of the year, I knew my very social boys that love school would not take it very well. This book made a huge difference and they love to read it over and over. The boys have already picked out their next Dragon book.

The story and concepts are way too simplistic. No tools are offered to a child. No real coping skills or concepts to help a child who is anxious. The idea of training a dragon to concur anxiety could be useful, but this is so poorly executed there is no benefit. I am a mental health professional & I have other childrens books that do a much better job. This was a waste of money.

Filled with grammatical errors. On almost every page there’s a random capitalized word. Even my 6 year old could spot where a capital letter wasn’t needed. It proved to be too distracting and therefore difficult to read.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. My children enjoy me reading this to them.