Book is in French Often, Ti-pou's anger makes him forget that he loves Luna and that he wants to protect her. The only thing he can think about at that moment is that he hates her and wishes he never had a sister. But how to help him? By putting caps on his hands to prevent anger from coming out? By vacuuming it up with the sweeper? It's normal for children to be overwhelmed by their emotions. As they have difficulty tempering themselves, our role as adults is to compensate for their immaturity by ensuring their safety and that of the people around them, to direct them to a safe place that will allow them to experience this big storm and to trying as best we can to temper OUR own emotions. Often easier said than done! With these new albums, Sarah Hamel gives parents the most effective tools to help our Ti-Pou understand his emotions and cope with them. By using cute dinosaur characters in very common everyday situations for children, she soothes, explains, tempers and inspires parents as much as their darlings.