Helpful for children. . . and the adults who read it to them!
"A good book for schools to have for children!"
Playfully encourages children to correct their negative thinking patterns in order to live happier and healthier lives.
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Comical illustrations bring the story alive as Captain Snout reveals the super power questions that can rid us of automatic negative thoughts (ANTs) and lead to accurate, truthful thinking. Based on a popular Cognitive Behavioral Therapy technique, this picture book shows kids how super power questions can defeat the many different kinds of ANTs that may try to steal their thoughts.
Written by board-certified child psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen.
Age Range: 4 to 8 years
Grade Level: Preschool through 3rd grade
Hardcover, 40 pages
Overall rating: 4.9333334 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: ["book","thoughts","pictures","thinking"].
"A good book for schools to have for children!"
"Best book for the family ."
"The best book! So concrete! After already the first time my child heard it, he already was able to remember and recognize his ants! The book is practical and it is actually great for all ages!! Illustrations are amazing! Love it and recommend it!"
"A book for kids AND adults who struggle with negative thoughts. I highly recommend."
"I thought it was great and hope my grandchildren will use this when they get older. The pictures were great!"
"Bought for Great Granddaughter, who loves it. . ."
"This book has been a game changer in our home after I was noticing a lot of negative thinking from all 3 of our kids. They've learned to identity negative thinking in themselves and each other and move past that into truer thoughts. Highly recommend!"
"Bought the book for my child along with plans to read to my clients to reinforce treatment goals."
"I love having this tool to use with my Little Warriors! As an adult who needs to better learn how to “kill the ANTs”, it is wonderful to be able to learn alongside my kids & save them from having to wait to learn as adults."
"This book is awesome. My children love it and so do I. It simply lays out each negative thought pattern, with a photo of a silly ant and it teaches you how to turn the though around. My kids are now teaching others about negative thoughts. I highly recommend this book for everyone!"