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The Bad Mood and the Stick
by Lemony Snicket
The best-selling author of A Series of Unfortunate Events presents a tongue-in-cheek fable about the highs and lows of bad moods and how they pass from person to person.
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Glad Monster, Sad Monster: A Book About Feelings
by Ed. Emberley
A joyful and useful book, featuring friendly monsters who talk about particular feelings, enables children and adults to discuss their emotions in an easy and non-threatening way.
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Grumpy Bird
by Jeremy Tankard
Waking up on the wrong side of the nest and feeling too grumpy to fly, Bird begins to walk about and soon finds that with a little exercise and some companionship from other animals he encounters along the way, Bird is able to shake off his bad mood and face the rest of his day with a smile.
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How Are You Peeling?: Foods with Moods
by Saxton Freymann
An extraordinary picture book from the co-creators of Play with Your Food features an abundance of lively food sculptures that are the epitome of human emotions, from pensive peppers to grimacing grapefruits.
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Show Me Happy
by Kathryn Madeline Allen
Photographs depict children enacting such basic social concepts as sharing, helping, and playing as well as expressing themselves through gestures and actions.
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Happy
by Mies van Hout
Clear, strong lines and radiant colors show 20 different emotions a young child typically experiences, with each double-page spread devoted to one fish that illustrates a particular emotion accompanied by its name in lettering that expresses the same feeling.
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On Monday When It Rained
by Cherryl Kachenmeister
A young boy describes, in text and photographs of his facial expressions, the different emotions he feels each day, including proud, scared, lonely, and excited.
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Hurty Feelings
by Helen Lester
It looks like trouble when Fragility, a hippopotamus whose feelings are easily hurt, meets Rudy, a rude elephant, on the soccer field.
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Sometimes I'm Bombaloo
by Rachel Vail
A delightful tale of learning how to deal with anger follows Katie, who occasionally loses her temper and becomes Bombaloo, as she learns that a little time-out and a whole lot of love can pacify Bombaloo and make her feel like herself once again.
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There are No Animals In This Book! (Only Feelings)
by Chani Sanchez
An accessible, evocative collection of contemporary artwork by such contributors as Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami and Alex Katz is accompanied by an engaging read-aloud narrative that surveys a range of common feelings and builds up to a laugh-out-loud twist at the end.
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Today I Feel Silly & Other Moods That Make My Day
by Jamie Lee Curtis
Combining poignant and wacky verses with whimsical illustrations, a rerelease of a well-received celebration of a child's feelings by the award-winning actress explores how strong emotions prompt a child to engage in mischievous antics.
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When Lions Roar
by Robie H. Harris
A reassuring story about a young child who faces his fears to make his world a safe place again follows his efforts to be brave in the face of booming thunder, a big barking dog and other scary things.
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When Sophie's Feelings are Really, Really Hurt
by Molly Bang
A sequel to When Sophie Gets Angry—Really, Really Angry… finds Sophie struggling with difficult emotions in the face of peer teasing before her class learns that there are different ways to see the world.
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Mouse Was Mad
by Linda Urban
Noticing that all his animal friends have different ways of expressing themselves when they feel mad, Mouse tries to figure out which way is best for him and so, after a lot of trial and error and screaming and stomping, comes up with something less raucous and yet totally unique.
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Llama Llama Mad at Mama
by Anna Dewdney
When Llama, who just wants to play, is forced to go shopping with his Mama, he throws a fit at the store until Mama discovers a way to make shopping fun--for both of them!
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