Worries Big and Small 4 Books Collection Set by Hannah Wilson & Samara Hardy - Paperback - Ages 5-8 - Emotional Wellbeing Series for Kids

Titles in This Set: Worries Big and Small When You Are 5 Worries Big and Small When You Are 6 Worries Big and Small When You Are 7 Worries Big and Small When You Are 8 Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: See individual titles (set ISBN not applicable) Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books Age Range: 5-8 years Overview: The Worries Big and Small collection is a warm, practical four-book series from Hannah Wilson, illustrated by Samara Hardy, created to help children aged five to eight understand and manage the worries that come with growing up. Each paperback is themed to a specific age, reflecting how anxieties shift as children mature, from starting school at five to greater independence by eight. Packed with gentle humour, relatable scenarios and simple coping strategies, this set gives parents and carers an accessible way to open conversations about feelings, building confidence and resilience one page at a time. About the Books: This four-book set follows a single reassuring format across every age band, giving children a familiar friend to return to as they grow. When You Are 5 introduces youngsters to common early worries, such as starting school or meeting new people, using simple questions and answers that encourage children to name their feelings and think through gentle coping steps. When You Are 6 builds on this foundation, addressing nerves around social situations, performances and new challenges, paired with Samara Hardy's bright, expressive illustrations that capture both the excitement and the wobbles of growing up. When You Are 7 turns to school pressures and friendship worries, offering practical, age-appropriate tips that support emotional regulation and self-confidence without ever feeling heavy-handed. Finally, When You Are 8 looks at the bigger world of clubs, sports and outings, encouraging empathy, problem-solving and independence. Across all four books, the tone stays consistent: warm, honest and reassuring, never dismissing a child's