Willow and the Storm Inside: A Story About Big Feelings

Willow has big feelings. Very, very big feelings.

When her carefully made project gets ruined at school, warm-hearted Willow loses her temper — loudly, in front of the whole class, at the wrong person. She says too much and can't take it back. And what's left after the storm is something much worse than anger: the hollow feeling of knowing she went too far.

That night, Willow's dad helps her understand something she's never heard before: anger itself isn't the problem. Even Jesus got angry. What matters is what you do with the anger before it takes over. Using Ephesians 4:26 and a simple but powerful strategy, Willow learns to feel the storm coming — and how to bring it to God before it becomes a hurricane.

A validating and practical story for girls aged 5–9 about big emotions, self-control, and the God who can handle our hardest feelings.

Includes a parent note and book-club discussion questions.

Ideal for children who feel things intensely and need to know their feelings are seen — and that God made room for all of them.