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Category: Book

A picture book of your emotions

Feelings can be complicated to understand and difficult to explain. This book helps children to recognise their emotions and to find the right words to describe them, in order to understand and manage them.

It is a book about finding interesting words for interesting feelings. It explores what lots of feeling words really mean and which words best describe the many feelings a child may have, including happy, proud, silly, angry and curious.

With beautiful and amusing illustrations by award-winning illustrator Daniel Gray-Barnett, this sensitive and engaging book is designed to support the early steps of self-discovery and to create special moments for the sharing of thoughts, feelings, questions and ideas.

Paperback book | 60 pages | 260mm x 230mm

To complement the book, explore our free activity pack designed to provide fun and engaging activities that encourage children to develop emotional literacy skills.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

My daughter used to just shut down when she got frustrated, but now she actually points at the page and says "this one" to tell me how she feels. The way each emotion gets its own spread with simple words makes it easy for a four-year-old to follow.

Richard X. ★★★★★

The illustrations are so expressive that my son pointed at the angry page and said "that's how I feel!" before we even read the words. It's genuinely helped him label his big feelings during meltdowns, and the simple format makes it easy to pull out at the right moment.

Ella E. ★★★★★

My daughter struggles to name what she's feeling, but the way this book lays out each emotion with a clear visual has given us a whole new vocabulary at dinner time. It's genuinely helped her go from "I'm mad" to explaining that she felt left out.

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