Daddy is Too Angry
The Good Character Club eBook Series (For Juniors Ages 4–7 Years Old)
Leo loves his home, but when the sun goes down, it often becomes loud with shouting, thumping, and crashing sounds from the kitchen. Watching from the shadows as Daddy gets very angry, Leo notices dark marks on Mommy’s face and tries to be extra quiet and perfect, hoping it will make the anger go away. When he feels too tired to play at school, his teacher, Ms. May, notices his sadness and gently reminds him that “secrets that hurt shouldn’t be kept”. Leo takes a brave breath and tells Ms. May what is happening at home, leading to support from social helpers and reassurance that grown-up anger is never a child’s fault.Written by Teacher Emil Antoan, this gentle yet powerful story addresses domestic violence and adult anger management in an age-appropriate, compassionate manner. It provides young children with emotional reassurance, reinforces that they are not to blame for family conflict, and shows them how speaking up to trusted helpers can bring safety and peace.
What’s Included in This eBook:
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Age-Appropriate Story: A supportive, tenderly illustrated narrative designed for early learners aged 4–7.
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Story Comprehension Questions: Gentle prompts to encourage discussions on expressing big feelings, seeking help, and understanding family safety.
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Practical Activities For Kids: Expressive craft activities including a Cape of Courage, a Sunshine Feeling Picture, and a Safe Harbor Drawing.
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Activities Families Can Do Together: Positive family bonding ideas like creating a Calm-Down Corner, an “It’s Not Your Fault” reassurance chat, and participating in community walks.
Format: PDF + Flipbook Access
The Good Character Club eBook Series offers gentle, age-appropriate stories designed to help young children navigate real-world challenges, complex emotions, and sensitive life situations. Crafted to nurture essential values—such as courage, kindness, empathy, and personal safety—each book serves as a compassionate guide for kids and a helpful resource for adults to open meaningful conversations.
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