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Opening Up About Feelings:
The Uncanny Chronicles #2.5

Our original Kayla comic book is back with a new chapter! In this issue, Kayla faces new emotional challenges at home and begins to open up about her feelings. Perfect for kids ages 7–10+, this story explores family dynamics, sibling tension, and the power of honest conversations. 

Uncanny Chronicles #2.5

Age: 7-10+  

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Helpful Resources for Families 

Kayla feels frustrated and less important because her brother Andre demands so much of their parents’ attention. Learn how to help children cope with these emotions: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/sibling-rivalry-tips 

When Andre asks if Kayla is okay, she opens up to him. If you want to support strong sibling relationships, try these tips: https://www.understood.org/en/articles/ways-to-help-your-kids-build-a-strong-relationship#slide-1  

Kayla and her dad connect through a meaningful conversation about his own experiences. For guidance on how to deepen conversations with your child: https://www.pbs.org/parents/thrive/how-to-have-better-conversations-with-your-children  

Bring Kayla’s World to Life 

Kids can keep the adventure going with our free Kayla Coloring Book! Packed with scenes from The Uncanny Chronicles, it’s a fun way for kids to express their creativity while staying connected to the story. 

Get your free coloring book here: 

Suggested Citation 

 

National Center on Improving Literacy. (2019). Opening Up About Feelings: The Uncanny Chronicles Issue #2.5. https://www.improvingliteracy.org/opening-up-about-feelings-uncanny-chronicles-2-5  

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