Angry Octopus Color Me Happy, Color Me Calm
A SelfHelp Kid's Coloring Book for Overcoming Anxiety, Anger, Worry, and Stress
by Lori Lite
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appears in Anger Management.
Angry Octopus Color Me Happy, Color Me Calm is a lighthearted, selfhelp coloring book designed to guide 411 year olds and their parents, teachers, or counselors through simple everyday techniques that can be used to control anger, reduce stress, and increase happiness. This interactive coloring book is filled with simple strategies to selfsooth...
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