Welcome to Good Kids Books on Toddler Anxiety or Restlessness

My FB page is at

https://www.facebook.com/ann.m.hannon.1

Phone is 410-245-5502 (I will respond promptly if it goes to vmail).

Email is annmariehannon@gmail.com

I am also very grateful for having received an "Outstanding" from the 2013 Writers' Digest SFB Awards.

Here is the review from one of the judges:

“"Puffy and the Formidable Foe" is an easy to read book about a youngster who goes out to play, then leaves home, and learns what a mistake that is. It also promises loads of fun and enjoyment for everyone in the family since Mom and Dad will be grateful for Puffy's important message about straying away from home. Brother or sister will enjoy reading this book aloud, with words that rhyme after each line. Toddlers will thrill in the happy, colorful illustrations and listening to this story based on true life events.

"Puffy and the Formidable Foe" offers parents a super way to make children aware and quickly sense the danger in roaming and meeting up with a stranger.

It's definitely an upbeat and provocative story that can find a place in every reader's heart.

I am very honored to have received a  5 STAR rating for All About A Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark from Reader's Favorite. 

My whole idea in writing this book is also very well represented by Mr. Magnus.  

I also have a wonderful associate who is already providing this book to Moms with children who may have this worry.  My associate runs a day care center, and the book has been very well received. 

So here is that review

Reviewed by Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite

All About A Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark: And How He Got Over It is a storybook for children, grades K-3, written by Ann Marie Hannon. 

It is a simple and beautiful story about a frightened child and his big sister who makes everything all right again. 

Hannon includes lively and colorful illustrations that make the story come alive. 

While geared toward primary school-aged readers, this is a grand book for story time as it explains the darkness to children in an unusually perceptive and rational way. 

All About A Boy Who Was Afraid of the Dark: And How He Got Over It will warm the hearts of young readers and those adults lucky enough to read along with them. It's highly recommended.

Please check out my other pages below for a promo for "All About a Boy" and scroll up to download a FREE "Puffy" e-book.

My Book "All about a Boy" has also been highlighted on the www.anxioustoddler.com website under books about worry.  This website is hosted by a well respected therapist for kids with anxieties.  Her name is Natasha Daniels and   she created Anxious Toddlers to offer support and guidance for parenting kids through all ages and stages of life. She is a Child Therapist who specializes in child anxiety and OCD. When she is not in her practice, she is soaking up her three children, who teach her more about life and parenting than anyone else. That view is something I totally agree with.  I found so much to learn about life and parenting with my three children who are now adults.  To read more about Natasha click on her site.  

If you have a question just contact me using the easy and user friendly contact page at the end of this website.