Reading about Annie can help you understand and deal with temper tantrums.

Three children's picture books provide examples of how children can learn to self-regulate and manage their strong emotions through a variety of anger-management strategies.

Three children's picture books provide examples of how children can learn to self-regulate and manage their strong emotions through a variety of anger-management strategies.

Waking up on the wrong side of the bed on a morning where nothing goes right, Pom Pom the little panda loses his temper in front of his friends before an apology helps set things right.

When Carly loses her temper while unsuccessfully attempting to make a sock puppet, her classmate, Jack, helps her calm down and turn a disaster into a triumph.

Connor Sullivan, All-Star third baseman on his Babe Ruth League team, has a terrible temper and problems at home, but when the sports editor of the school paper threatens to publish an embarrassing story about his tantrums, Connor must make a change.

Sherbert is a little sherbet with big problems: he has serious anger management issues, and whenever he gets mad he starts to melt. His friends are getting tired of dealing with his tantrums, and the other treats in the candy shop are worried that his melting will attract unwanted attention from the store's owner. When Sherbert's best friend leaves him to fend for himself, he will have to learn how to deal with his anger issues on his own - before...