Does your child think grown-ups never feel scared?Professor Hazel is always so calm, so steady, so sure of everything - until the day she isn't. When Tilly notices her teacher seems worried, she learns something surprising: even the wisest, bravest grown-ups feel nervous sometimes too.With a little kindness and someone by her side, Hazel discovers what she's taught her students all along - that being brave isn't about never feeling scared. It's about facing it anyway.A warm story about compassion, courage, and the surprising truth that everyone - no matter how old - needs a little bravery sometimes.Why Parents (Especially Moms) Love This Book - Normalizes anxiety and nervousness as something everyone feels - not just kids - Models emotional vocabulary and empathy through a fresh, unexpected angle - Shows a child comforting a trusted adult - a gentle, empowering role reversal - Reinforces that bravery is a lifelong practice, not something you outgrow needing - Part of a growing collection your child can return to again and againFor Fans Of Storybooks that help children understand worry and nervous feelings, stories that build empathy by showing feelings from a grown-up's perspective, and any story where a child's kindness makes a real difference. Stories that raise brave little hearts. Ages 3-7, 8.5 x 8.5 in, 30 pages, Full color
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