Incoming Resources
- The scariest book ever, by Bob Shea
- Soundtracks, the surprising solution to overthinking, Jon Acuff
- Wolfish, wolf, self, and the stories we tell about fear, Erica Berry
- After the fall, how Humpty Dumpty got back up again, a story by Dan Santat
- The wisdom of insecurity ; The way of Zen ; Tao, the watercourse way, Alan Watts
- The gift of fear, survival signals that protect us from violence, Gavin de Becker
- Your pal Mo Willems presents Sam, the most scaredy-cat kid in the whole world
- Accident, by Andrea Tsurumi
- The midnight feast, by Sally Rippin ; illustrated by Aki Fukuoka
- Okay fine whatever, the year I went from being afraid of everything to only being afraid of most things, Courtenay Hameister
- Out of your comfort zone, breaking boundaries for a life beyond limits, Emma Mardlin, Ph.D
- Soundtracks, the surprising solution to overthinking, Jon Acuff
- Nothing can frighten a bear, Elizabeth Dale ; illustrated by Paula Metcalf
- Love slows down, how to keep anger & anxiety from ruining life's relationships, Joël Malm
- Feel the fear and do it anyway, Susan Jeffers
- Nerve, adventures in the science of fear, Eva Holland
- The universe has your back, transform fear to faith, Gabrielle Bernstein
- Guinea dog 3, Patrick Jennings
- Henry and Mudge and Annie's good move, the eighteenth book of their adventures, story by Cynthia Rylant ; pictures by Suçie Stevenson
- Small animals, parenthood in the age of fear, Kim Brooks
- Peter Powers and the itchy insect invasion!, by Kent Clark & Brandon T. Snider ; art by Dave Bardin
- What should we be worried about?, real scenarios that keep scientists up at night, John Brockman
- Frankenbunny, by Jill Esbaum ; illustrated by Alice Brereton
- Braver, stronger, smarter, a girl's guide to overcoming worry and anxiety, Sissy Goff, MEd, LPC-MHSP