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I consider myself a fairly angry/high strung person, so I've been looking for good books that address this emotion. This shows that anger exists in everyone but some are better than others at "taking care of it" when it arises. He's pretty generous with metaphors that help you visualize anger, though you might get them mixed up after a while (I take care of my "baby" anger, like a seed I water in myself, like a potato boiling in a pot, etc. etc.). The content is a little repetitive, but maybe it needs to be. The voice might be too fluffy feel-good for some, but there's some practical advice in here that I'm planning to use.