by Soph Myers-Kelley Weaver introduces us to her first childhood experience with anxiety that she can remember—late at night in her bed, unable to sleep, listening to her anxiety catastrophize and create “what if?” terrible scenarios. She becomes worried that her parents might not return, and her babysitter would have to be her mom—and the babysitter probably doesn’t make as delicious pancakes as her mom does! Weaver shares her lifelong relationship with anxiety in a whimsical and soft-hearted way. In fact, she illustrates with hearts to represent people in her book, and a scribbly little scrunched black ball is her… Read More