Tempest and the Rainbow Umbrella

<p><strong>Tempest and The Rainbow Umbrella</strong></p><p>by Rozalind Murray</p><p>Tempest is a little mosquito with very big feelings. Their heart beats like a hurricane their tears fall like rain and sometimes their emotions swirl so fast they leave them dizzy.</p><p>When the storm inside becomes too loud to control Tempest worries they'll never find calm again. But then through the clouds a bright rainbow umbrella appears-offering shelter comfort and a reminder that even the fiercest storms eventually pass.</p><p>With the help of the rainbow umbrella Tempest learns to slow their breathing calm their heart and embrace the beauty of balance-the space between chaos and calm thunder and silence.</p><p>Told through gentle prose and vivid imagery <em>Tempest and The Rainbow Umbrella</em> is a tender story for children navigating big emotions anxiety and overwhelm. It helps young readers understand that all feelings-no matter how stormy-are valid and temporary.</p><p>Part of the <strong>Storm Mosquitos</strong> series this beautifully illustrated picture book uses nature and mindfulness to teach emotional awareness and resilience. Each mosquito represents a unique emotional experience guiding children through anxiety sadness sensitivity and self-discovery in a way that feels hopeful and empowering.</p><p>Perfect for ages 3-8 this story opens conversations about emotional regulation mindfulness and the importance of compassion-for ourselves and others.</p><p><em>Sometimes the storm isn't something to escape... it's something to breathe through.</em></p>