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| The Pigeon Has Feelings,Too! |
Mo Willems |
The lively pigeon introduces emotions in a very funny way.
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| The Feelings Book |
Todd Parr |
Bold illustrations help describe basic feelings.
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| Sometimes I Feel Like A Storm Cloud |
Lezlie Evans |
Children can relate to a whole variety of emotions.
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| Sometimes I’m Bombaloo |
Rachel Vail |
Katie gets some help to understand and get in control of her angry feelings.
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| What Makes Me Happy? |
Catherine Anholt |
Children express their feelings and what causes them.
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| Sometimes |
Keith Baker |
The alligator has many moods.
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| The Boy Who Didn’t Want To Be Sad |
Rob Goldblatt |
The boy who didn’t want to be sad creates an unusual plan to keep from feeling sad.
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| On Monday It Rained |
Cherryl Kachenmeister |
Facial expressions and emotions are easy to see and understand with these simple photos.
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| Glad Monster, Sad Monster |
Anne Miranda |
Monsters wear masks young children can try out for themselves.
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| When Sophie Gets Angry - Really, Really Angry |
Molly Bang |
Sophie’s temper flares when things don’t go her way.
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| Today I Feel Silly & Other Moods That Make My Day |
Jamie Lee Curtis |
A young girl experiences a wide range of emotions.
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| Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day |
Judith Viorst |
Everything goes wrong for young Alexander.
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| My Many Colored Days |
Dr. Seuss |
Different moods and colors are portrayed.
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| The Way I Feel |
Janan Cain |
This book can help young children understand various emotions and how to express these feelings with words.
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