

When Sophie Gets Angry - Really, Really Angry…
Author: Molly Bang
Narrator: Annie Meisels
Unabridged: 7 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Scholastic Audio Books
Published: 01/01/2007
Categories: Children's Fiction
Author: Molly Bang
Narrator: Annie Meisels
Unabridged: 7 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Scholastic Audio Books
Published: 01/01/2007
Categories: Children's Fiction
Our family had a good little laugh over this. We started reading this, and the nephew and I looked at each other and we said that Sophie is much like the niece when she gets mad. She is much better now, but that girl used to throw some of the best tantrums around. Sophie handles it in a great way. S......more
Grade/Interest Level: Pre-K-1 Have you ever felt angry? Really, really angry? In this story, Sophie feels really, really angry when she has to share her toys with her little sister. Sophie runs away as far as she can, and eventually calms down as she finds comfort in nature. This book uses bold colors......more
Terrific book for helping kids cope with any angry feelings that they feel. The story depicts how a child can feel a very intense feeling and deal with it in an appropriate way, and, very importantly, shows how feelings don’t last, but pass. The book contains wonderful, colorful illustrations which......more
The artwork works very well to convey the emotions, but it is VERY unappealing to look at.........more
Happily absorbed in her play, Sophie is unprepared when her sister grabs her toy gorilla, and absolutely infuriated when her mother points out that it is her sister's turn to play with it. Boiling over with rage, feeling like a volcano about to explode, Sophie does what she always does when she gets......more
A Caldecott Honor Book
Charlotte Zolotow Award
"Bang's evocatively illustrated book suggests no quick fixes; she treats childhood emotions with respect." -- Publisher's Weekly
"Excellent." -- School Library Journal
"Bang captures the intensity of Sophie's feelings with strong, broadly brushed forms and colors: images of flames and a volcano; blue eyes glaring up from a red background that looks as if it's exploding; then harmonious, leafy greens and browns; and concluding scenes of domestic amity....Sophie finds a way to cope with her anger, quite laudably, without a helping adult hand." -- Kirkus Reviews