I Can Face My Fears
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$10.47at Bakken Books, last seen Oct 31
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Our take on the I Can Face My Fears
"I Can Face My Fears" is a 48-page paperback from Bakken Books aimed at children ages 4 to 8, roughly kindergarten through second grade. It is a square 8 x 8 inch picture book at a beginner reading level, sized for small hands and short read-aloud sessions. No current price or price history is available for this title, so there is no recent range to compare against.
Best forParents of kids ages 4-8 working through worriesKindergarten and first-grade read-aloudsEarly independent readers at beginner levelCounselors and teachers needing a short feelings book
Pros
- Short 48-page length suits young attention spans
- Square 8 x 8 format is easy for small hands
- Reading level and age range line up for K-2
- Familiar, approachable topic for anxious kids
Cons
- Paperback only, so it wears faster than hardcover
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I Can Face My Fears price history
Lowest price we've seen: $10.47 on Oct 31 at Bakken Books. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.
Specifications
- Binding Type
- Paperback
- Educational Level
- K - 2
- Book Format Type
- Paperback
- Publisher
- Bakken Books
- Page Count
- 48
- Book Title
- I Can Face My Fears
- Book Publisher
- Bakken Books
Questions and answers
- What age is this book for?
- It is listed for ages 4 to 8, with a K-2 educational level and beginner reader level. That fits read-alouds for preschoolers and early solo reading for first and second graders.
- Is it a hardcover or paperback?
- It is a paperback with a soft cover. The 8 x 8 inch square format is light and easy for a child to hold, but a paperback will show wear sooner than a board book or hardcover.
- How long is the book?
- It runs 48 pages. That is a short picture-book length, good for one sitting or a bedtime read.
- Is it good for a child with anxiety?
- The title and topic point to facing fears, which suits kids dealing with everyday worries like starting school or the dark. It is a storybook, not a clinical guide, so pair it with adult conversation.
- When is the best time to buy it?
- No price or price history is available for this title, so there is no data on seasonal lows. Check back for a tracked price before buying.