Rhythmic text exposes a bad mood on the prowl, and advises the reader not to hide, but to let those feelings be.

A boy and his father lift one another's spirits by going sledding on a winter's night.

Sammy is having a very bad day at school and at home until his autistic brother, Benji, finds a way to make him feel better.

Elephant wakes up in a grumpy mood, but a present on his doorstep--a hat--cheers him and he sets out to greet his neighbors who all, it seems, need hats of their own.

When Jim Panzee wakes up feeling silly, Norman playfully suggests Jim has spring fever, sparking excitement and chaos among Jim and their animal friends until Norman clarifies the true meaning of spring fever.

Hank, a cactus who is as prickly on the inside as he is on the outside, decides he wants a hug.

Teach little ones that it's okay to have a bad day in this brightly illustrated, gently affirmative picture book about keeping our heads up and letting things pass. When a child wakes up late one day, it's only the first in a series of things to go terribly awry. But the people around them show them that what's important is being kind to yourself and getting through rough days. Because, after all, tomorrow is a fresh start.