Nasty Negative What Ifs

A delightful children's book that skillfully addresses the common fears and anxieties kids often face. Through the adventures of Lucy and Sparkles, the story empowers young readers to transform their worrisome "what ifs" into optimistic ones. With engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this book not only entertains but also imparts a valuable lesson about the power of positive thinking.

Looking for a fun and inspiring read for your little one? Nasty Negative What Ifs by Tabitha Ring is a great book to consider! From the very first page, this book captured my attention with its relatable characters and imaginative storytelling. Lucy and Sparkles take us on a journey that teaches kids how to conquer their fears and transform negative thoughts into positive ones.

A wonderful book about the fears that everyone feels within themselves in some way. You just overthink so much in your life that you can't live properly without always seeing the negative. what could happen... what if... it's bad... but this book and this little story show you how you can turn these negative thoughts into something positive. If you just think the other way around. This book is not only for children but also for adults who have just as many thoughts about what ifs in their minds. I really liked it.

This is a really helpful and interesting children's book, which shows a little girl called Lucy who has so many thoughts running through her head which are negative. She is always worrying all the time about everything, and saying 'what if', for example, 'what if I fail?'. The book shows how she can turn her thoughts into positive what ifs.

I really enjoyed this book, as it has lovely graphics and writing, and it will really help children all around the world to be more mindful and positive. Highly recommended!

Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for a copy of this book.

A lovely book to help children reframe their self doubts and criticism into affirmations. It is a helpful book, well presented, and easy to understand for the young mind. I would imagine a parent of a young child would find this book useful in raising their self critical child.