anger

Fifteen-year-old Maddie Crane questions her own loyalty to her cousin Cordelia, when Cordelia's presences causes strain on Maddie and her group of friends after her arrival to their wealthy seaside town, but when Cordelia evokes the wrath of the Sisters of Misery, Maddie is her only hope.

Thirteen-year-old Earl Pryor is much too big for his age, and much too powerful for the anger that rages within him when classmates tease him, the girl he likes disappoints him, or his parents' problems get too real.

A discussion of anger as it relates to the process of recovery from chemical dependency and other addictions, providing guidance on how to discover the source of anger, considering the forms it takes, and looking at ways to deal with the anger without fear or guilt.

Describes the specific psychological causes of anger, interpersonal hostility, ethnic conflict, genocide, and war, and provides a framework for remedying those problems.

Waking up in a bad mood, Emily imitates the angry movements of several animals until she meets a frog who jumps for joy.

When her world is turned upside down at her sister's death, a mentor is assigned to fourteen-year-old Cashay to help her through her anger and grief.

Gives teenagers strategies for managing anger, showing how to recognize anger antecedents and how to walk away, calm down, control one's thoughts, communicate, negotiate, and stand up for oneself, and explains how to reflect upon behaviors and consequences. Also covers such topics as sibling rivalry, blended families, bullying, catastrophic stress, and making therapy work.

Discusses ways of responding to anger rather than merely reacting.

Shane takes desperate action in an effort to get his oblivious mother to listen to him, and then must learn to control his anger and gain an understanding of adult co-dependency.

Presents short stories designed to help children cope with their anger by discussing their emotions with others.