The Sour Thought

On an autumn walk through the bog, Robin tells his grandfather Eedu about something that has been worrying him. Eedu explains that thoughts can sometimes be sour, just like cranberries, and shows Robin a few secret tricks for recognising them and making them less powerful. The sour thought may not disappear completely, but Robin learns that he doesn’t have to believe everything his thoughts tell him.

“The Sour Thought” helps children recognise anxiety and fear and teaches them a few clever tricks for coping with them.