This was an interesting read for myself and my girls. Emotional regulation is super important and they thought it was intriguing that it was from vacuum. The wording that was used was ready to understand and practice.

I really liked the idea behind this book but the execution was a little lacking and I had hoped for more after reading the other book by this author - The Emotions Volcano

The illustrations were ok but I have seen better in children's books and as I said with my review of the other book by the author, they need to be eye catching to get noticed in such a full market where there are so many books to choice from. I found that the images needed to be more clear and sharp.

The story itself was good and I liked the way that they showed the anger emotion. There is plenty in the book to use as talking points to discuss how a child is feeling and to work through situations where they find themselves angry and struggling to cope with their anger.

It is 3 stars from me for this one

An angry robo vacuum in Space? Sign us up. My preschooler is obsessed with our vacuums, robots, spaceships, monsters… this book was right up our alley.

It’s a little difficult to give a fair review to an 8 year old. This is an amazing feat by such a young creative! I hope they continue to share their gift for creativity and writing through the rest of their life!

We absolutely loved the concept and the illustrations. Both kept our attention and engagement! I wish there’d been more with the vacuum himself, but that’s because my three year old wanted more pictures of the mad vacuum!

This book could use some additional editing. It would really help it be a smashing success for this young author.

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review.

In The Angry Vacuum, the sequel to The Emotions Volcano, readers are taken on another adventure with Laura, the Emotions Explorer, and her brother Sid, the Super Happy Kid, as they tackle an angry AI vacuum aboard the International Space Station. This captivating tale blends emotional intelligence with an exciting space camp vacation, creating a fun and educational experience for young readers. I enjoyed this book for its engaging storyline and the clever way it teaches kids to recognize and manage their emotions while having a blast in space!

🌌 Buckle up, space adventurers! The Angry Vacuum is here to launch you into an epic tale that’s out of this world! Join Laura and Sid as they face a grumpy vacuum wreaking havoc in the International Space Station. I loved how this story not only entertained me but also showed how to calm down those pesky feelings. It’s a fun ride packed with laughter and learning about emotions, making it a must-read for all kids! If you want your little ones to tackle feelings while zooming through space, grab this book now! 🚀✨