She shows that it's okay to be in a bad mood sometimes-just not to take it out on others-and that cranky days will eventually give way to happy ones.Ī companion volume to Happy Right Now, with Holly Hatam's bright and playful illustrations, Cranky Right Now helps you embrace, understand, and move through cranky in a whole new way.ĭownload a free activity kid with coloring pages.Berry’s book tells the stories of two couples involved in the Great War (World War I). She then gives simple practices for moving through crankiness. Cranky Right Now is a fun and funny ride through the ups and downs of being cranky, helping kids process difficult feelings, frustrating relationships, and things that just make them mad.Īward-winning author Julie Berry talks about reasons kids can feel cranky and how to recognize those feelings and acknowledge them. Maybe we're tired, we're hungry, or we're just feeling grumpy. Cranky Right Now brings a much-needed message to kids: sometimes we're all cranky. Sometimes we're all cranky, and that's okay! Cranky Right Now shows kids how to deal with those cranky days.

What if it's time to give up her djnnni once and for all? Is Maeve ready to throw away all her wishes?

With the help of two charmed silver mirrors, Maeve can outwit almost any burglar, but she knows magic will continue to cause her trouble at every turn. When Maeve and her friend Alice take a summer field trip to Oxford, though, they're amazed to see women as college students and even playing sports!īut just when it seems like her dreams might one day come true, thieves looking to steal Mermeros put Maeve and her friends in danger. After all, she found Mermeros the djinni in a sardine can! But not even magic can give her the freedom to do the daring things she wants to do in her life―things not allowed for girls in 1897.

The third book in New York Times bestselling, award-winning author Julie Berry's magically adventurous Wishes and Wellingtons series, in which Maeve Merritt and her friends encounter charmed mirrors, meddling thieves, and a lady scholar who doesn't (yet!) believe in magic.

The lovely war