From the mind of silly Rachael comes the tale of the Sad Potato: a 27-page book for ALL ages about a sad little potato who does not have the best start to their day.
... and the best part is... it rhymes!
Follow this sad spud as they try a few things to turn their day around!
Written and illustrated by Rachael Friesen, the sad potato reminds us that sometimes things don't always go our way - and that's ok. Emotional regulation and mindfullness are two of the things you'll find in this cute little book full of potato puns and rhymes!
The Sad Potato reminds us that even if we have a "bad" start to our day, it doesn't have to end that way!
So sit back, relax, and take a deep breath; and join this little potato, who's just trying their best."
There's also two little hidden secrets in this book... Can you find them?!
Written and illustrated by yours truly, August 2024.
Fun Facts: it's a soft-cover, has large format printing, and is 8.25"x8.25"!
This book is so cute! I'm an Early Childhood Educator and I read this to my kids and they love it! They are always asking for me to read the Sad Potato!
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Aneurin Sheasby
A Fun Tale for All Ages!
I love The Sad Potato! This story is adorable, and perfect for any ages. Adults will definitely appreciate the humour, and will relate to the type of day The Sad Potato is having. Kids will love this silly little potato story too, especially if they’re having a hard day! Highly recommend buying this for anyone in your life as a reminder that we can all be a Sad Potato sometimes, and how important it is to pick ourselves back up.
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Elissa C.
Great Book!
Great book with a great message! My son loves it and when he is having a sad moment, he will use the tools from the sad potato! We love it!
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T.G.
We love this book
My family loves this little book! My toddler wants to read it every night and knows all of the words.
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Whitney Boyachek
Everyone needs this book
This book is perfect for young and old alike. It's important to understand emotional regulation, and with an adorable potato teaching you, it's even better. We can all relate to thr sad potato
