Milo and the Gym Door: A Story About Being Brave at PE

Milo loves school - story time, art class, giggling with friends at lunch. But there's one class that makes his tummy feel wobbly and his hands go cold: PE.What if I drop the ball? What if I trip and everyone laughs? Milo's worries grow bigger and bigger, like balloons, until his feet feel stuck to the floor like glue.Then a kind coach kneels down, shares a secret, and teaches Milo a magical "Balloon Breath." One small step at a time, Milo discovers that PE isn't about winning at all - and that being brave doesn't mean you're not scared. It means you take a deep breath and try anyway.A warm, gentle picture book about courage, calming big feelings, kind helpers, and first-day jitters - perfect for children who feel nervous about gym class, new activities, or trying something for the first time.Ages 3-8. A reassuring read-aloud for home, classrooms, and counselors.

Pagina's: 72, Paperback, Independently published