Break in Case of (Paperback)

K. Bengel

ISBN 13: 9798242096837

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. BIG FEELINGS DO NOT VANISH: This moment doesn't either.WHEN the crying has stopped.WHEN the system feels drained.WHEN the storm has passed, but things haven't fully come back online.THAT IS WHERE THIS BOOK COMES IN: Break in Case of: RESET is a recovery book for the moments after big emotions. When the lizard brain has powered down, but hearts and nervous systems are still rebooting. It's designed to be pulled out after meltdowns, during quiet reconnecting moments, and emotional reset points, not to erase what happened, but to help everyone recalibrate together.If the book ends with a startup chime, a shared smile, or a quiet "I feel better now," then the reset was successful.THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY TO READ THIS BOOK: Reset anywhere.Pause on one page.Loop a favorite.Robot voices encouraged.JUST REMEMBER TO: Recalibrate.Refresh.Reconnect.REMEMBER: This book is gentle on purpose.Because after kids move through big feelings, the most helpful thing we can offer isn't explanations or lessons, it's safety, presence, and the reassurance that it's okay if it takes a little time to come back online. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Break in Case of (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798242096837
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

BIG FEELINGS DO NOT VANISH:
This moment doesn’t either.

WHEN the crying has stopped.
WHEN the system feels drained.
WHEN the storm has passed, but things haven’t fully come back online.

THAT IS WHERE THIS BOOK COMES IN:

Break in Case of: RESET is a recovery book for the moments after big emotions. When the lizard brain has powered down, but hearts and nervous systems are still rebooting. It’s designed to be pulled out after meltdowns, during quiet reconnecting moments, and emotional reset points, not to erase what happened, but to help everyone recalibrate together.

If the book ends with a startup chime, a shared smile, or a quiet “I feel better now,” then the reset was successful.

THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY TO READ THIS BOOK:

Reset anywhere.
Pause on one page.
Loop a favorite.
Robot voices encouraged.

JUST REMEMBER TO:
Recalibrate.
Refresh.
Reconnect.

REMEMBER:
This book is gentle on purpose.

Because after kids move through big feelings, the most helpful thing we can offer isn’t explanations or lessons, it’s safety, presence, and the reassurance that it’s okay if it takes a little time to come back online.