Amber Brown navigates the challenges of her parents' divorce and her own feelings of sadness and anger.
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This is a collection of short, often poignant, stories that explore human relationships and emotions.
This book uses simple counting to explore a child's world and feelings.
This book explores the concept of fairness and how children react when things don't go their way.
A young boy explores his feelings of sadness and grief after the death of his pet hamster.
Monty the mouse experiences various emotions and situations throughout his day.
A book with the title 'No!' suggests a theme of refusal or defiance, likely exploring a child's assertion of will.
This is a story about Philippe, exploring his feelings and relationships.
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38 Weeks Till Summer Vacation
Mona Kerby Melodye Rosales Nora Jean has a case of the back to school blues! · 1991
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Nora Jean experiences the back-to-school blues and learns to cope with her feelings.
This book aims to teach young children about the negative effects of complaining and how to manage their feelings.
This board book uses simple language and illustrations to explore the emotion of anger in a child-friendly way.
This book uses poetry to explore a child's emotions and sense of self.
A gentle story about a boy named Adam who learns to appreciate the simple beauty of a smile.
This is a dystopian science fiction novel set in a future society where emotions are suppressed. A young woman named Anya begins to question the system and seeks to reclaim her feelings.
This novel explores the emotional aftermath of a wedding and the complexities of relationships.
Agust and his smile are the focus of this story, exploring emotions and connection.
Alicia has a terrible day filled with mishaps, but her mother helps her find perspective and a better outlook.
This picture book explores a child's feelings and experiences, encouraging self-acceptance and emotional expression.
Lola uses her mood ring to navigate the ups and downs of middle school, friendships, and family relationships.
A young boy named August struggles with fitting in and understanding his emotions, finding solace in his imagination and observations.