5 books for Children’s Mental Health Week

Explore and embrace big feelings, worries and emotions with this selection of stories.

When I Feel Red by Lily Bailey (Hachette Children’s) In this empowering novel, author and mental health activist Lily Bailey tells the story of April, who is struggling to fit in. Lessons feel like they’re in a foreign language and it seems impossible to get to the end of a week without a detention. Can April find a way to belong, while still being true to herself? Me and My Brian by Helen Rutter. Illustrated by Claudia Petrazzi (Barrington Stoke) Josh calls his brain “Brian”. Sometimes Brian is his best friend, helping him with tests and giving him great ideas. But Brian can also be Josh’s worst enemy, keeping him up at night worrying. When he goes to stay with his grandma, Brian’s voice gets louder and Josh feels out…

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