Caspian supărăciosul. Atunci când ești invidios!

Caspian envies his brother Jax on Jax's birthday. He wants the gifts and attention Jax gets. His anger grows until he brings down the party tent. His parents take him aside to talk about jealousy. They explain the harm it can cause. The story ends with peace and joy restored.

This Christian story has pictures. It is for children aged 3–10 and their families. It forms part of Vestea buna pentru inimi micute. The series uses humor to explore strong feelings through animal families. The stories link daily life with Bible teaching. They also link it with faith in Jesus. The last section gives ways to face envy through Bible teaching. The book helps parents talk with children about their feelings.

Author Edward T. Welch has counseled people for over thirty years. He belongs to the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation. He holds two degrees from the University of Utah. One is in psychology. The other is a doctorate in counseling, focused on neuropsychology. He also holds a Master of Divinity from Biblical Theological Seminary. He writes about depression, fear, and addiction.

Joe Hox drew the pictures. He grew up on a farm in southern Iowa. He studied art and education at Dordt College. He then earned a master's degree at the University of Nebraska. He lives in Pella, Iowa, with his wife and four children. He draws pictures for books and teaches art.