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Chloe and the Bossy Cloud Derek Silva and first-person narratives contrast theChloe is a happy little girl who loves drawing, playing with her dog, and swinging on her swing set. Until one day a big dark cloud appears and starts telling her how to keep safe. At first the cloud seems friendly and helpful, but it gets bossier and bossier and makes Chloe more and more worried! Written by child OCD specialist Natasha Daniels, this beautifully illustrated story helps children aged 3 6 to understand OCD and learn ways to overcome