Brave Every Day by Trudy Ludwig
"This book helps children to understand their feelings, specifically their fears and anxieties. The main character struggles with anxiety but is able to overcome her fears in the end when she really needs to. The illustrations are beautiful as well." -- nominator
Even Superheroes Get Scared by Shelly Becker
Harold the Iceberg Melts Down by Lisa Wyzlic
"The illustrations are adorable and the story is funny and relatable which will both appeal to readers. The story also discusses ways to handle stress which will be very helpful to readers." -- nominator
I'm Sorry You Got Mad by Kyle Lukoff
"A funny and thoughtful book about big feelings - and effective apologies - covers a lot of ground and great for all ages." -- nominator
Invisible Things by Andy J. Pizza & Sophie Miller
"Invisible Things is a look into the world around us that we may not pay attention to; emotions, scents, sounds, etc. It is able to be understood by the youngest readers to adults; its illustrations and words making it both fun but informative." -- nominator
Not Perfect by Maya Myers
"The illustrations nicely complement this heartwarming tale, teaching children the value of perseverance and self-acceptance." -- nominator
Ode to a Bad Day by Chelsea Lin Wallace
"I love love love reading this book aloud. How fun and expressive. A bad day keeps getting worse and the illustrator has much to say about the drama!" -- nominator
This post is one of a series of 15 "bite-sized" pieces into which we have divided the 2025 Ladybug Picture Book Award Long List to help NH librarians consider all the potential nominees. Please review the full list (or wait until we have covered all the titles) before you cast your vote as you can only vote once.
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