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Way Past Jealous
By Hallee Adelman (E Adel)
Letting her jealousy get out of hand, Yaz must find a way to set things right.
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Happy, Sad, Mad, and Glad!
By Britt Allcroft (E Allc)
Thomas’s many face help children understand if he is happy, sad, mad, or glad.
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What's the Matter, Marlo?
By Andrew Arnold (E Arno)
Teaches children about empathy, anger and sadness.
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Chill Chomp Chill!
By Chris Ayala-Kronos (E Ayal)
Chomp shows children how to express their anger in a healthy way.
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Little Cat Hide-and-Seek Emotions
By Audrey Bouqet (E Bou)
Help Little Cat identify different emotions.
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The Crayons' Book of Feelings
By Drew Daywalt (E Dayw)
Showcases a range of feelings and how multiple emotions can be felt at once.
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Gustavo, the Shy Ghost
By Flavia Z. Drago (E Drag)
Children will relate to Gustavo’s bashful behavior and learn how he gains the courage to push through his fears.
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You Are Your Strong
By Danielle Dufayet (E Dufa)
Teaches children how to work through their fears alone or with help.
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Me and My Feelings: Giving Kids Calming Tools to Work Through Strong Emotions
By Chanie Kamman (E Kamm)
Explores ways in which children can express and process their emotions.
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The Many Colors of Harpreet Singh
By Supriya Kelkar (E Kelk)
Harpreet Singh expresses his emotions through vivid color.
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Being Friends with Dragons
By Katherine Locke (E Lock)
Dragons may express their emotions with an unpredictable intensity, but with a little patience and understanding you can be the best of friends.
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Out of a Jar
By Deborah Marcero (E Marc)
Llewellyn teaches children that it’s better to release your emotions then to bottle them up.
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Big Feelings
By Alexandra Penfold (E Penf)
A diverse story teaching children how to navigate their big feelings.
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Ruby Finds a Worry
By Tom Percival (E Perc)
Ruby learns what to do if worry begins to follow her around.
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The Happy Book
By Andy Rash (E Rash)
Camper and Clam that it is important to support all emotions, not just happiness.
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Fergal and the Bad Temper
By Robert Starling (E Star)
Fergal learns how to manger his temper before a tantrum hits.
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Almost Always Best, Best Friends
By Apryl Stott (E Stot)
Poppy and Clementine are best friends who do everything together. When Clementine meets a new friend, it is up to Poppy to communicate her feeling of jealousy.
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Trying
By Kobi Yamada (E Yama)
A story that empathizes with those who have felt doubt or worry, especially in new experiences.
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My Body is a Rainbow: the Color of My Feelings
By Mallika Chopra (E152.4 Chop)
A non-fiction story shared by a wellness expert who teaches children what feelings can look like and exercises to work through them.
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Exploring Emotions: a Mindfulness Guide to Understanding Feelings
By Paul Christelis (E152.4 Chri)
This non-fiction story uses weather as a comparison to intense emotions.
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I Feel...
By D.J. Corchin (E152.4 Corc)
A non-fiction series exploring multiple emotions, teaching children how to identify and work through them.
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Sometimes I Feel Grumpy
By Jaclyn Jaycox (E152.4 Jayc)
A non-fiction series which shares examples and ways in which children can learn and grow through their feelings.
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Little Unicorn is Scared
By Aurelie Chien Chow Chine (E152.4 Chie)
Children learn breathing exercises throughout the story to help them better copy with difficult emotions.
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How Do You Feel?
By Lizzy Rockwell (E155.41246 Rock)
Encourages a conversation between children and parents about emotions.
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Elmo is Mindful: How to Stay Focused, Calm, and Kind
(E158.13 Elmo)
Elmo teaches children helpful suggestions on remaining in control through tough emotions.
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Wiggles, Stomps, and Squeezes Calm My Jitters Down
By Lindsey Rowe Parker (E618.9285 Park)
Practical tools for children to work through big emotions.