What Do You Do With a Problem

What Do You Do With a Problem? is a picture book that follows a child confronted by a persistent problem and explores how worry, avoidance, and uncertainty can make that problem feel larger over time. The story presents the problem as something tangible and growing, then shows a shift in perspective as the child begins to understand that problems can reveal opportunities for courage, learning, and personal growth. The book is designed as an encouraging, reflective read for children and adults, with a simple narrative structure and illustrated scenes that support an emotional and metaphorical interpretation of challenges. The publisher describes it as a bestselling and empowering picture book from the creators of What Do You Do With an Idea?, and the library description emphasizes the child’s uncertainty and the problem’s persistence. The book’s appeal lies in its accessible language, visually driven storytelling, and focus on resilience, making it suitable for readers looking for a gentle introduction to problem-solving and mindset. The ISBN 9781943200009 matches the Compendium hardcover edition listed by the retailer source, which identifies the title, format, and publication details for that exact code.