From the creators of The Boy with Big, Big Feelings book series comes a new story about a girl who is overwhelmed by worries--until she discovers how to transform her what-ifs into hopeful possibilities.

This is a story about a girl with big, big worries--from the relatable to the extreme. This girl thinks about every possible "what if" scenario, carefully avoiding situations that might end in failure, embarrassment, or catastrophic doom! What if she isn't any good at sports and her friends laugh at her? What if she forgets to close the gerbil cage and they run away? What if gravity turns off and she floats into space? But when her worries build into a moment of panic at summer camp, the girl discovers how to focus on positive possibilities, cope with her anxiety, and live the life she was made for.

Beautifully illustrated and written in playful rhyme, The Girl with Big, Big Worries tackles the topic of anxiety in a fun and helpful way. An author's note provides additional guidance and the author's personal experience navigating anxiety.

Perfect for children with anxiety, phobias, or worries of any size, The Girl with Big, Big Worries makes an excellent addition to collections of books about feelings for preschool and elementary-age kids.