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Feelings and Emotions Storybooks Set of 8 Hardcover Books

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Explore these engaging storybooks designed to help children recognize and understand a range of feelings and emotions. Each book features relatable characters and captivating storylines that make learning about emotions enjoyable. This set includes popular titles such as "I Like Myself," "Go Away Big Green Monster," "Cloudette," "The Perfect Hug," "The Pout-Pout Fish," "LMNO Peas," "My Many Colored Days," and "When Sophie Gets Really, Really Angry." Perfect for nurturing emotional intelligence and empathy in young readers.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Abigail Z. ★★★★★

The hardcover binding is sturdy enough to survive nightly readings, and the storylines actually spark conversations about feelings instead of just labeling them. My daughter now points out when a character looks frustrated or proud, which feels like a quiet win for emotional vocabulary.

William U. ★★★★★

My 5-year-old was struggling to name his feelings, and these hardcovers have become his favorite bedtime pick. The stories are simple enough for him to follow, yet each one really digs into a specific emotion like jealousy or excitement. He’s started using “I feel frustrated” instead of just throwin

Sophia P. ★★★☆☆

The stories are decent for sparking conversations about feelings, but the characters feel a bit flat and the plotlines move too quickly for my child to really connect. The hardcovers help them hold up to repeated readings, though.