Everyone has a bad day, it’s how we work through it to make the next day better ( )

Bella is having a really bad day and she lets everyone know. But as she gets ready for bed, she tells her mom that tomorrow will be better. A great reminder for parents and children alike that some days are bad, but some are really good! ( )

This book is about a little girl who is having a very bad day. She would throw a temper tantrum for every little thing that went wrong that day and ended up embarrassing her mom & brother in public by yelling so loudly. At the end of the day she ended up apologizing to her mother for having a bad day and said she will have a better one tomorrow. And she did. This book has good illustrations for kids to picture how bad her day ended up being and how her mom felt about her tantrums by the look of her face. This book shows that all kids have very bad days sometimes but that’s OK. ( )

A great read aloud- I love the illustrations and the text. It helps my kids pause and get a little perspective when I reference the book and ask them if they are having a "no, no, no day." My 5 and 3 year olds enjoy it a lot. For all those reviewers who said they didn't think kids would relate and prefer Alexander' Horrible, No Good Day, my kids don't like or understand that book, but they do understand and love this book. ( )

This is about a little girl who was having a really bad day as the title says everything she had to say was no she didn't want to do anything. it is considered social moral because the next day she wakes up happy. She evaluated various solutions her mom told her tomorrow might be a better day and when she woke up it was.
age: 2-5
source: pierce college library