"Perfect for the littlest of learners! This simple but colorful book explores a wide range of feelings from A to Z with your favorite SPOTS! Now not only can children learn their letters and numbers, but they can learn how to name their feelings too! Big emotions can be overwhelming for small ones, and learning to name them can be tricky. This book aims to make it fun and engaging at the same time"--Amazon.com.

This book teaches you how to begin to have a good day on a bad day. It teaches you how to train your brains, how to grow into feeling a sense of well-being, most of the time, in less than six months. It does so by teaching easy to learn positive emotion techniques to be, practiced a few minutes several times everyday, for several months to create new positive, nerve networks in the brain, which is, now based upon recent, advances in neuroscience. Dr....

Zoom Squirrel wants to feel brand new emotions. The Squirrel pals know just what to do! But what happens if Zoomy doesn't like these new feelings? Do you know more about feelings than the Squirrels do? You will by the end of this book!

An ABC of equality introduces complicated concepts to the youngest of children, from celebrating our differences, understanding everyone's beliefs, and treating everyone with kindness.

"Three sick sheep arrive at City Hospital with upset tummies. Dr. Glenda needs to find out what's wrong and make them feel better."--Provided by publisher.

Although excited at the prospect of a fancy class trip to the art museum, the bumpy bus ride to get there leaves Nancy feeling anything but fancy.

When Mr. Putter catches a cold, his friend Mrs. Teaberry sends over some special treats to help him feel better.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text remind the reader that no matter what happens or how one feels, he or she matters.

"An illustrated ABC book that makes children from all parts of America feel that they belong and can be their true selves"--

"Informative and accessible, The Book of Knowing is a friendly, therapeutic guide for teens to understand and control their feelings. In 2015, clinical psychologist Gwendoline Smith began a Tumblr blog under the pseudonym Dr. Know. Her Gen Z-friendly approach to CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) resonated, and the idea for this book was born. With lively art, tangible advice, and immersive activities, this book is a handy guide for dealing with big...