"Angry Is a Feeling Too" activity book teaches children to express their feelings through words and not violence. It uses pre-primer and primer vocabulary and includes the introduction of 'feeling words' and the expansion of a 'feeling vocabulary.' Other activities focus on developing coping skills and on nurturing and caring for others. Children learn ways to make themselves feel better when they are angry and to identify others who can help them when they feel sad. The author is Dr. Catherine Steele, who specializes in Early Childhood Prevention Education, including alcohol, drugs, violence, and other social problems.