TORONTO - TelAve -- Some weeks don't go the way we want them to. This is true for kids—and dogs—too. Jasper enjoys his routine, but how does he cope when something changes?

Jasper the Corgi's Scary Week is a great tool to teach kids:

• How to rely on others when someone has upset them
• It's okay to feel stressed when something changes
• Hope is often closer than you expect

Join authors Dr. Debra L. Brown and David A. H. Brown as they share Jasper's relatable story. Let it open the door to more conversations about feelings and emotions.

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It's time to normalize childhood feelings, starting today!

About the Authors:

Dr. Debra L. Brown (AKA Little Gramma) and David A. H. Brown are globally respected authors, thought leaders, and founders of Governance Solutions and The Professional Director Institute. Their expertise is making order out of chaos in the boardroom. Their life's work is helping leaders make better choices for themselves and everyone they touch.

More importantly, they are also grandparents and pet lovers! Together, they wrote Jasper the Corgi's Scary Week: Facing Fears Together. Along with Jasper, family, friends, and neighbors, they lived this scary week. This is a story about the power of love and friendship to carry us through the scary moments of life and it comes from the heart.

Jasper the Corgi's Scary Week is available everywhere books are sold.