Angel Gets Angry

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It was morning.
Angel opened her eyes—
But wait! Toto was gone!

“Where’s Toto?!”
Angel shouted and threw off the blanket in frustration.

Mom smiled and said,
“Here it is! Toto was under the blanket the whole time!”
But Angel crossed her arms and looked away.
“I don’t care! I was scared!”

At kindergarten, Angel started building blocks.
She stacked them high, higher, even higher—
Crash! A friend accidentally knocked them over.

“Waaah! My tower is ruined!”
Angel burst into tears.
Her cheeks turned red.
She felt really, really mad.

The teacher came over gently.
“Angel, you must be upset. Let’s rebuild it together.”
But Angel turned her head and said,
“No! I’ll do it alone!”

At lunchtime, Angel sat with her big sister.
They were eating together.
But when her sister reached for the last piece of omelet—

“That’s mine!”
Angel pushed her sister’s plate.
She was angry again.

Mom quietly said,
“Angel, it’s okay to feel angry.
But how we talk when we're angry is very important.”

That evening, Mom gave Angel a small notebook.
“When you feel upset, draw your feelings here.”

Angel took a crayon and drew a big circle face
with angry eyebrows.

“I’m angry because my friend ruined my blocks.”

Mom gave her a warm hug.
“You did a great job saying how you feel, Angel.”

The next day, the blocks fell again.
But this time, Angel stayed calm.
She looked at her friend and said,

“I’m a little upset. Can we build it again?”

Her friend smiled and said,
“Okay! Let’s do it together!”

That night, Angel cuddled Toto in bed and whispered,
“I got mad today…
but I used my words, and I feel better now.”

Toto didn’t say anything—
but Angel could feel that Toto understood.

And Angel slowly fell asleep.
Tomorrow, she’ll be even better at sharing her feelings.