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Buster and The Rainbow Umbrella
by Rozalind Murray
Buster is brave. Bold. Fast.
When thunder crashes, he flies toward it. When lightning flashes, he dares it to strike twice. His energy feels like fire - strong, bright, unstoppable.
But sometimes, that fire burns too hot. When things don't go as planned or change comes too quickly, Buster's brave heart beats like a drum inside a thunderstorm. His wings buzz faster and faster until he can't hear anything else.
Then, through the storm, Buster sees a flicker of color - a rainbow umbrella. Beneath its soft shelter, he feels something new: stillness. The rain still falls, the thunder still rumbles, but inside the umbrella, Buster can finally breathe.
Buster and The Rainbow Umbrella is a story about courage, anxiety, and learning that true bravery isn't about facing every storm head-on - it's about finding calm within it. With lyrical storytelling and gentle guidance, this book helps children recognize physical signs of anxiety and introduces mindful breathing as a way to bring balance back to their bodies.
Part of the Storm Mosquitos series, this empowering picture book uses mindfulness, emotion, and imagery to help children understand that courage and calm can exist together. Each mosquito in the series represents a unique emotional challenge, teaching readers that every storm has its lesson, and every heart can heal.
Perfect for ages 4-8, this book opens important conversations about anxiety, self-regulation, and emotional strength - showing kids that bravery begins with a breath.
Bravery isn't about fighting the storm - it's learning to breathe through it.
