Chad is trying to figure out why his best friend Jane is so upset. Balloons in her favorite color don't do the trick. Making silly faces and turning cartwheels for her amusement are met with a stony-faced resolve that Chad just can't seem to penetrate.In fact, nothing Chad does seems to be able to turn Jane's frown upside-down, though that doesn't stop him from trying.In "Why is Jane So Mad?", author Jeffrey Cheatham II explores the beauty of friendship and the value of human connection, while also skillfully illustrating the limitations of childhood when it comes to understanding more complex emotions.
Chad is trying to figure out why his best friend Jane is so upset. Balloons in her favorite color don't do the trick. Making silly faces and turning cartwheels for her amusement are met with a stony-faced resolve that Chad just can't seem to penetrate.In fact, nothing Chad does seems to be able to turn Jane's frown upside-down, though that doesn't stop him from trying.In "Why is Jane So Mad?", author Jeffrey Cheatham II explores the beauty of friendship and the value of human connection, while also skillfully illustrating the limitations of childhood when it comes to understanding more complex emotions.
