25 Stories for Kids Who Worry Too Much: Gentle A2/B1 English Stories for School, Friendship, Family, and Everyday Worries (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798197255846)

Help children understand everyday worries while building English reading confidence through gentle, meaningful stories.

25 Stories for Kids Who Worry Too Much is a warm and comforting A2/B1 English story collection for young readers ages 7-12. Through simple, relatable stories, children meet characters who feel nervous before tests, afraid of making mistakes, shy with classmates, worried about friendships, unsure at lunch, or anxious when family life changes.

Each story shows a child facing a real everyday worry at school, with friends, or at home. Instead of giving heavy advice, this book teaches through story. Young readers can see themselves in the characters, understand their feelings, learn useful emotional vocabulary, and discover one small calming action they can try in real life.

Written in clear and accessible A2/B1 English, this book is perfect for children who are learning English and also learning how to handle big feelings with kindness and courage.

Inside this book, readers will find:

Simple A2/B1 English stories for young learners
Relatable worries about school, friendship, family, and daily life
Gentle lessons that help children feel safe and understood
Useful "Words to Know" vocabulary sections
Calming skills children can practice in real situations
After-reading questions and helpful answers for reflection
Warm stories that build confidence, empathy, and emotional awareness

This book is ideal for:

Children ages 7-12
A2/B1 English learners
ESL/EFL students
Parents looking for gentle worry stories
Teachers, tutors, and homeschool families
Children who feel nervous, shy, left out, or unsure of themselves
Social emotional learning and English reading practice

The stories cover common childhood worries such as test anxiety, red pen fear, presentations, forgotten homework, reading aloud, substitute teachers, group projects, school trips, friendship changes, lunch table worries, sharing problems, busy parents, moving homes, and sleepover fears.

Each story gives children one important message: worry is not something to hide or feel ashamed of. Worry is something they can understand, talk about, and manage one small step at a time.

With gentle storytelling, practical vocabulary, and comforting emotional lessons, 25 Stories for Kids Who Worry Too Much helps children practice English while learning how to feel calmer, braver, and more confident in everyday life.

A soft, supportive English reader for children who worry, wonder, and are learning to believe in themselves.