Jack was a bad boy. He was always shouting at his parents, causing a lot of trouble in his peaceful family.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, were at their wit's end trying to make him understand that shouting is not a good way to express his feelings.

One day, Jack went to the park and saw children playing nicely with each other. He wanted to join them but they were afraid of his shouting.

This made Jack very sad. He didn't want to scare them away, he just wanted to play and have fun with them.

That night, Jack sat in his room and thought about his behavior. He didn't want to shout anymore, but he didn't know how else to express himself.

Then, he saw a diary and a pen on his desk. He had an idea. He started writing about his feelings in the diary.

The next day at school, Jack didn't shout. He started expressing his feelings through writing, and his classmates noticed the change.

His parents were called to school and were told about the change in Jack. They were happy and proud of their son.

Jack went back to the park. This time, he didn't shout. He played nicely with the other kids and they all became good friends.

Jack realized that he didn't need to shout to express his feelings. He could write them down or talk calmly about them.

Back at home, Jack showed his parents his diary. They were happy to see their son expressing his feelings in a positive way.

Jack's shouting days were over. He had found a new way to express himself, and everyone was happier for it.