The story follows a young boy named Carl who lives with his Grandparents and his twin brother Eddie and his older brother Mike. Carl shows the reader how different situations create different emotional reactions. I would read this book to children 4 to 8 to help them identify different unique feels they may have.

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This book is about a boy who is dealing with his feelings. he goes through situations and then asks himself how he's feeling. This book does contain the word stupid. Ages 6-8. Source Pierce College Library. ( )

This book is good for children to talk about feelings, ask questions and play on real life scenarios to identify feelings.

A good introductory book about feelings for children, in a story kids can relate too. Strong, scared, stupid, lazy, pokey, and many other are explored. From the introduction "A beginning book about feelings provides a natural introduction to the subjective sensations, reactions, and emotions that all people experience. If at an early age children understand that feelings are important and can be expressed in words, this may help in learning to live in our stressful world." The book encourages interaction, and when reading with children, they will often vocalize when they felt that exact way. Great way to open up conversations when having to deal with a difficult feelin ( )

This story talks through the different emotions a little boy goes through during the day and how he deals with each emotion. It gives a chance to talk about each emotion and what the emotion looks like.
Age 3-5
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