What Are You Feeling?
A picture book of your emotions
by The School of Life
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Pub Date Feb 06 2024 | Archive Date Nov 14 2023
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Description
Eureka Honors Award Winner
“This is a book for sharing. The grown-up who reads this book with you is saying that they really do want to listen and understand. They’re saying that it’s good to take time to talk about a feeling even if it seems very complicated…”
In the first of a series of children's books aimed at better understanding and articulating emotions, comes What Are Your Feeling?
Taking a deep dive into 20 different feelings from sensitive to proud, quiet to mischievous, this book helps the child identify their emotions in ways that are healthy and easy to understand.
With vivid illustrations that bring each feeling to life by the award-winning Daniel Gray Barnett, this book is a wonderful tool for self awareness, social-emotional learning, and sharing how we feel.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781915087270 |
| PRICE | $19.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 60 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Educator 1114534
This is a great kid-friendly way to describe different emotions. This book talks about the importance of our range of emotions and why even our uncomfortable emotions are part of being human. I look forward to using this book in my classroom. I like that there are different pages for emotions like sad and hurt so you can talk about how those emotions are alike and different. This book can be a valuable resource for either parents or anyone who works with children.
Thank you to Netgalley and The School of Life for an advance reading copy of this book for review.
Daphne R, Reviewer
Great children’s book to help them understand feelings and how to express them. Would definitely recommend to anyone who has littles
Alyssa H, Librarian
A great book for understanding emotions. Young readers will be able to better identify what they're feeling and how they are feeling. Color coded emotions also help in separating the different emotions/feelings.
Stephanie E, Reviewer
This is a gorgeous book full of important messages about emotions: dealing with them, working through them, identifying them and not being scared of them. An invaluable resource for schools who want to help children to understand their emotions!
Becca C, Reviewer
Any book that teaches kids about different feelings is a plus for me! As a mom of an almost 5-year-old, this is super helpful. This book talks about 20 different feelings, not just happy and sad as some do.: my favorites are amazed, curious, and sorry. My daughter is still a little too young for all of the words and explanations in this book, but I look forward to using it with her in the next few years as she is starting school. Thank you to NetGalley and The School of Life for access to this ARC.
Eviana M, Reviewer
This is a great book to introduce to kids (and even adults) about feelings. That all emotions are welcome. It's okay to experience feelings as long as we express them well. There are many types of emotions that are rarely introduced, for example, bored, silly, and quiet. All of them are very relatable and we experience them daily.
I'm very excited to read more children's books from The School of Life. One thing that I recommend is maybe to increase the font a little bit, or make the text more interesting for younger kids.
Overall I'm so happy to receive the digital ARC and can't wait to read it to my students.
Thank you, NetGalley and The School of Life.
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