This Will Pass: A Story of Mindful Resilience

This Will Pass: A Story of Mindful Resilience - Paperback

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This Will Pass: A Story of Mindful Resilience

This Will Pass: A Story of Mindful Resilience - Paperback

by J. Donnini
$9.99
Sale price  $9.99 Regular price 

Book Overview

A gentle but powerful picture book that validates childhood anxiety and gives families a simple, repeatable mantra: "Be calm, it will pass."

Featured in CBCBook's The Heart Remembers Spring 2026 Showcase

A 2023 Bank Street College Best Children's Books of the Year

"Unlike many picture books that seek to comfort young audiences by assuring them that their apprehensions are unfounded, Donnini's quiet prose shows readers that worry is a feeling as valid as any other . . . the world is an increasingly worrisome place, and books like this one, that offer simple acknowledgement of this fact, are just as essential as those that offer elaborate escape. Timely assurance of the impermanence of life's difficulties." --Kirkus Reviews

A young boy and his great-uncle set sail for the magical island of Mashore, but storms and uncertainty stir fear along the way. With each wave, Uncle Ollie offers the same steady reassurance: "Be calm, it will pass." A gentle, affirming picture book that validates anxiety while offering children a simple, empowering message about resilience and emotional regulation. Includes an author's note for caregivers.
ISBN9781638192510
Author J. Donnini
PublisherBushel & Peck Books
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedOctober 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages40
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About J. Donnini

J. Donnini is a children's book author, professional daydreamer, and mother, which she considers her most important job. She spent many years studying and writing music, and transitioned to strictly writing for children when her son was born in 2007. Musical and lyrical quality can always be found in her picture books.

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