Tiger-Tiger, Is It True?: Four Questions to Make You Smile Again

The pictures are lovely and it feels like a nice book.....But, as another reviewer pointed out, it is only a single story, and it is a very short one at that.I understand and appreciate the message that Byron Katie is trying to get across, but I found that it was confusing for children.I love Byron Katie's other books for adults, but was disappointed with this book that's supposedly aimed at children.

Bought for 7yo boy who seemed to be developing a negative thinking habit. He loves it and has turned to it a few times when struggling with his strong emotions. Its given us a way in to talk about questioning your thought process. Money well spent.

My daughter had been having challenges with bullying at school and I was at a loss for how to best help her.A friend recommended this book, and I'm so glad she did.After reading, my daughter (aged 7) said: "Mummy, this book makes me feel happy again."It's a really great way of showing your children that happiness is inside of them, no matter what challenges they face on the outside.

This book is for children of all ages and also for adults: mothers, fathers and grandparents to whom I suggest to read also Byron Katie bestseller "LOVING WHAT IS".

Great book!