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Five books. Every age in your house. One curated library for the family walking through anxiety together.
Anxiety doesn't just affect one person in a family — it affects everyone in the household. The little one who's suddenly afraid of the dark. The middle-grader who can't sleep before a test. The teenager who pulls away. The mom who lies awake replaying the day.
We built The Anxiety Library because we kept hearing from readers who wanted resources for their whole family — not just one age, not just one perspective. This collection brings together five End Game Press titles that meet anxiety where it shows up: in the picture book read aloud at bedtime, in the tween's quiet processing, in the teen's questions about identity and worth, and in the adult's daily walk with God.
Each book stands alone. Together, they become a library — a shelf your family can return to in the moments anxiety speaks louder than truth.
For the parent who has noticed anxiety showing up in their kids — and themselves. For the women's ministry leader looking for resources to share. For the counselor, pastor, or teacher who wants tools that meet anxiety with both honesty and faith.
• Anxiety Elephants: A 31-Day Devotional — A daily companion for adults learning to stomp out anxiety with God's truth.
• Anxiety Elephants for Teens — Honest, age-appropriate guidance for the teenager navigating anxiety in a complicated world.
• Anxiety Elephants for Tweens — A practical, faith-rooted resource for the in-between years when big feelings start showing up.
• There's an Elephant on My Chest — A picture book that gives kids language for the heavy feeling of anxiety — and how God meets them in it.
• The Anxious Lily — A gentle picture book for younger children about worry, comfort, and the One who tends to the lilies.
Five books. Every age in your house. One curated library for the family walking through anxiety together.
Anxiety doesn't just affect one person in a family — it affects everyone in the household. The little one who's suddenly afraid of the dark. The middle-grader who can't sleep before a test. The teenager who pulls away. The mom who lies awake replaying the day.
We built The Anxiety Library because we kept hearing from readers who wanted resources for their whole family — not just one age, not just one perspective. This collection brings together five End Game Press titles that meet anxiety where it shows up: in the picture book read aloud at bedtime, in the tween's quiet processing, in the teen's questions about identity and worth, and in the adult's daily walk with God.
Each book stands alone. Together, they become a library — a shelf your family can return to in the moments anxiety speaks louder than truth.
For the parent who has noticed anxiety showing up in their kids — and themselves. For the women's ministry leader looking for resources to share. For the counselor, pastor, or teacher who wants tools that meet anxiety with both honesty and faith.
• Anxiety Elephants: A 31-Day Devotional — A daily companion for adults learning to stomp out anxiety with God's truth.
• Anxiety Elephants for Teens — Honest, age-appropriate guidance for the teenager navigating anxiety in a complicated world.
• Anxiety Elephants for Tweens — A practical, faith-rooted resource for the in-between years when big feelings start showing up.
• There's an Elephant on My Chest — A picture book that gives kids language for the heavy feeling of anxiety — and how God meets them in it.
• The Anxious Lily — A gentle picture book for younger children about worry, comfort, and the One who tends to the lilies.
