About the Author

When not immersed in children's books, Suzanne Chiew loves painting, playing the piano and long walks on the beach. A Derbyshire lad born and bred, Sean studied at the Mansfield College of Art and then moved to Bristol to study Illustration. He still lives in Bristol with his girlfriend, with whom he shares an allotment, two goldfish, a love of cake and a dream that one day they'll get a dog and some chickens.

Reviews

"With children seemingly more suceptible than ever to anxiety and stress, this charming book presents strategies for coping with life's uncertainties." -- The Financial Times
"This gentle, reassuring story is a wonderful companion book for any child who may be dealing with anxiety or feeling nervous." -- Lancashire Evening Post
"Very useful for teaching children to open and share their worries with someone else to make them feel smaller." -- Library Girl and Book Boy
"The Worry Box is a wonderful and very useful book for children who have lots of worries. Through this lovely story children can learn a very helpful strategy that they can then use themselves to deal with things that make them anxious." -- SEN Resources
"Here is a charming picture book that teaches the very youngest children that sharing our worries makes them feel smaller and less scary. Cleverly titled and packed with wisdom and warmth, The Worry Box has been carefully created at a time when we are engaging in conversations about mental health more than ever before." -- Lancashire Evening Post
"This is a thoughtful book which really homes in on what worries young children, encouraging them to share their worries and overcome them. They will readily identify with Murray Bear..." -- Parents In Touch