In my opinion this is a good book. I liked this book because it was very kid friendly. It included clear as well as appropriate language for its audience. This book focused on feelings and what it means to feel that way. The author did a good job at highlighting the words of feelings on each page - happy, sad, mad, embarrassed, and excited.
Something else I liked about this book was the emotion that the children showed in each picture. Each page described a different feeling and there was a picture that went along with it. Each page also rhymed. For example, “If you’re lonely or sad, or you’ve just fallen down, your happiest smile might turn into a frown.” The pictures underneath have a girl sitting alone with a sad look on her face and a boy crying. Readers can connect those pictures with the feelings being described.
The big picture of this book is self-awareness and for young children to recognize their feelings and others feelings as well ( )