The Way I Feel

The Way I Feel

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  • Create Date:2022-05-25 06:53:52
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Janan Cain
  • ISBN:1884734723
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Summary

Children experience complex emotions just like adults。

Helping children identify and express their feelings in a positive manner is important for their social-emotional learning, developing empathy, and building resilience。 Feelings are neither good nor bad, they simply are。 Kids need words to name their feelings, just as they need words to name all things in their world。

The Way I Feel uses strong, colorful, and expressive images which go along with simple verses to help children connect the word and the emotion。 Children will learn useful words giving parents, teachers, and caregivers many chances to open conversations about what’s going on in their child’s life。

Recommended by parents, teachers, and mental health professionals, The Way I Feel is a valuable addition to anyone's library。

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Reviews

Emily Bowers

very colorful。 beautiful illustrations, I love this book。 expressive images that go along with simple verses to help children connect the word to the meaningsummary: Talks about the different emotions that children feel。 Sometimes you feel sad and you do not know why。 Instead of having fun you just cry and cry。 This book is helping children express their feelings/ emotions in a healthy way。 Feelings are neither bad nor good, they are simply part of life and it is important to know how to handle very colorful。 beautiful illustrations, I love this book。 expressive images that go along with simple verses to help children connect the word to the meaningsummary: Talks about the different emotions that children feel。 Sometimes you feel sad and you do not know why。 Instead of having fun you just cry and cry。 This book is helping children express their feelings/ emotions in a healthy way。 Feelings are neither bad nor good, they are simply part of life and it is important to know how to handle them。 。。。more

⭐️MidnightSun⭐️

The Way I Feel is a very colorful book written for children to help them understand their feeling。 It should read to children at a very early age。

Braelin Davis

Genre: NonfictionAges: 3-9I believe this book is a good book to introduce feeling and emotions to children。 It does a good job at teaching children that all emotions and feeling are acceptable and ok。 It uses bold, colorful illustrations to depict the emotions and it does a very good job at doing so。

Felicia Gist

This book describes a lot of feelings/emotions that children may have from time to time。 After reading this book, children will come to understand that their feelings are neither "good" or "bad;" it's just the way they feel and being able to identify them and connect the words to the emotions。 Also, this book will help children put a name (or word) to their feelings/emotions。 When children know that adults are concerned with the way they are feeling, they develop a sense of belonging as well as This book describes a lot of feelings/emotions that children may have from time to time。 After reading this book, children will come to understand that their feelings are neither "good" or "bad;" it's just the way they feel and being able to identify them and connect the words to the emotions。 Also, this book will help children put a name (or word) to their feelings/emotions。 When children know that adults are concerned with the way they are feeling, they develop a sense of belonging as well as them feeling valued。 。。。more

Elizabeth

This book doesn't really tell a story, but it goes through a lot of words expressing emotions that children might feel。 Each page showcases a different emotion。 For example, a girl says that she's disappointed when her friends can't play with her。 She says she feels shy when she sees a stranger。 The illustrations are colorful and cute, and the children's facial expressions match the emotions。 This book would be useful when doing a "feelings" theme, but it doesn't have the impact of a well-writte This book doesn't really tell a story, but it goes through a lot of words expressing emotions that children might feel。 Each page showcases a different emotion。 For example, a girl says that she's disappointed when her friends can't play with her。 She says she feels shy when she sees a stranger。 The illustrations are colorful and cute, and the children's facial expressions match the emotions。 This book would be useful when doing a "feelings" theme, but it doesn't have the impact of a well-written story。 It goes along with the idea that children need to use words and it gives them words for different situations。 This book could lead to discussions about what makes children feel angry, happy, frustrated, silly, etc。 。。。more

Sarah Koontz

Grade Level: K-2Genre: Contemporary Realistic This book was adorable and silly。 I loved the simple wording used and how the words were written in different patterns。 I loved how this book talked about all the emotions someone could feel。

Camille Oakley

The Way I Feel is a wonderful book that incorporates different aspects of poetry to discuss all of the many feelings we have。 This book is a fantastic resource for helping kids understand their own feelings as well as the feelings of those around them。 We can learn about a variety of feelings and emotions throughout the book, including silly, scared, disappointed, happy, sad, angry, thankful, frustrated, shy, bored, excited, jealous, and proud。 The illustrations in the book help to identify what The Way I Feel is a wonderful book that incorporates different aspects of poetry to discuss all of the many feelings we have。 This book is a fantastic resource for helping kids understand their own feelings as well as the feelings of those around them。 We can learn about a variety of feelings and emotions throughout the book, including silly, scared, disappointed, happy, sad, angry, thankful, frustrated, shy, bored, excited, jealous, and proud。 The illustrations in the book help to identify what each feeling may look like and helps us put specific words to those feelings。 My favorite part of the book was near the end, because it explained how feelings come and go, and how they are all a part of who we are。 I believe that this is an extremely important message for younger children to hear because emotions can be very overwhelming and confusing for them but understanding that everyone has feelings and that it is normal for us to experience a variety of emotions can definitely help them when experiencing these types of feelings。 Overall, I really enjoyed this book and wish I could have read it as a child because I believe dealing with emotions as a kid can be quite challenging at times, but this book helps to explain those emotions in a way that is both entertaining and understandable。I believe this picture book would be helpful and beneficial to students in the lower elementary grades。 I would highly recommend reading this book to a kindergarten class, perhaps at the start of the school year, because kindergarten is a big step for kids, and it comes with a lot of emotions that they may need help dealing with。 I think this would be a wonderful book to read aloud to the class, and if you are using it in a first or second grade class you could even have them read the book out loud with you。 This book encourages students to make connections with the emotions and feelings described in the text, which is beneficial to them because it enhances their engagement and interest in the story。 This, I believe, provides students with several opportunities to have important discussions about their own emotions and experiences。 I believe it would be beneficial for students to be able to share some of their personal experiences and feelings related to the book by either drawing about them or sharing them with the class if they feel comfortable doing so。 I'd like to use this book in my future classes, especially when teaching students about the various aspects of poetry。 Rhyme is used a lot throughout the text, and I think it would be fun to first introduce what rhyme and rhyming words are to students and then when reading the book, you can allow students to try and point out the different words that rhyme。 。。。more

Dolly

This is a helpful book for parents, teachers, and other caregivers to read with children。 It shows young children how different emotions may look and feel and does not pass judgment on them。The rhyming narrative and colorful, cartoonish illustrations complement each other nicely。 This book is appropriate and helpful for reading with young children, especially if they are having a hard time expressing and understanding their feelings。

Madeline Jacobs

The way I feel is a book that introduces different emotions to younger readers。 The book consists of very important emotions as well, such as sadness, anger, happiness, etc。 I absolutely loved the illustrations in this book。 Each page was so colorful and matched the emotions so well! This is definitely a book that I would recommend to teachers。 The book provides so much information and for younger readers, it would be good for them to be fully introduced to these emotions through a book。 An acti The way I feel is a book that introduces different emotions to younger readers。 The book consists of very important emotions as well, such as sadness, anger, happiness, etc。 I absolutely loved the illustrations in this book。 Each page was so colorful and matched the emotions so well! This is definitely a book that I would recommend to teachers。 The book provides so much information and for younger readers, it would be good for them to be fully introduced to these emotions through a book。 An activity that I think would be good to go with this would be to have your students draw/color a picture of their favorite emotion from the book。 This will require them to think back to the book and the emotions that were discussed。 Overall, I believe this was a well thought out children’s book。 It is a good informational book for younger readers and allows students to obtain more knowledge。 。。。more

Kaylee Fulk

This book is a good illustration about the emotions people feel on a day to day basis。 This book explains what emotions are and are based on what we think or do。 I would say this is a realistic examples as it takes you through a journey of how one may feel when sad, angry, excited, jealous, or bored。 Emotions are apart of our everyday life。 I think this is appropriate for children as it teaches them to be more aware of expressing their emotions as well as having a way to explain the reasoning be This book is a good illustration about the emotions people feel on a day to day basis。 This book explains what emotions are and are based on what we think or do。 I would say this is a realistic examples as it takes you through a journey of how one may feel when sad, angry, excited, jealous, or bored。 Emotions are apart of our everyday life。 I think this is appropriate for children as it teaches them to be more aware of expressing their emotions as well as having a way to explain the reasoning behind their emotions。 This was a good read, very simple and to the point about each emotion, making it easy to understand and follow along。 。。。more

Johnna Jordan

"They Way I Feel" written and illustrated by author Janan Cain is a great book to introduce poetry to younger students。 This book encompasses a child who shares all of her emotions and how they make her feel。 The book lets readers know it is okay to have emotions and that they are valid。 At the end of this book, it also gives advice to parents of confronting their children with their different emotions。 As a future educator, this would be a good book to have on hand for books that parents can us "They Way I Feel" written and illustrated by author Janan Cain is a great book to introduce poetry to younger students。 This book encompasses a child who shares all of her emotions and how they make her feel。 The book lets readers know it is okay to have emotions and that they are valid。 At the end of this book, it also gives advice to parents of confronting their children with their different emotions。 As a future educator, this would be a good book to have on hand for books that parents can use as a tool to help their child。 I would recommend this book for grades K-3。 It has great illustrations while having a whimsical flow within the text。 With that, these students in these grades are likely to be really receptive while reading it alone, or as a read-aloud。 The book allows students to see the different words that describe their emotions。 There's a great quote on the back of the books cover, it states "Feelings come and feelings fo。 I never know what they'll be。 Silly, or angry, happy or sad- They're all apart of me!" Telling students that their emotions matter and they can express them is very important, especially to young learners, but also give them tools on how to express their emotions in an effective and productive way。 I would include this into classroom instruction when learning different about different types of figurative language as the text is very whimsical and includes different types of figurative language, especially mood and tone。 。。。more

Cassidy

The way I feel is a great book for your kids k-5th this book allows children to learn about different emotions, can give your kids new ways to express themselves and their feelings。 And can help add to the safe environment your trying to build in your classroom。

Alexandra Hegge

Teaches valuable lessons about emotions。 It also provides illustrations and examples that students can relate too。

Timara (MB) Walker

Text to self connection Growing up this peace of literature would have been extremely helpful dealing with big emotions! As young children we have big emotions just as adults 。 As children we do not have all the tools set fourth to handle them。 In the text is share why they say these emotions and showing several other people having these emotions。 It’s a great book to help introduce social and emotional skills for students!

Jennifer Canaveral

A thoughtful book that helps children identify the words that adequately express their different emotions。 Each emotion is shown through a rhyme and complementary illustration。My daughter brought it to my attention and we both really enjoyed it!

Courtney Nicholson

This book is great for talking about and learning how to identify feelings, particularly with young children in kinder and first grade。 There are great illustrations attached to represent the different emotions and I love that the colors used on each page contribute to that feeling as well。 This would also be a great text to talk about rhyming as there are short 1-2 sentence phrases that make it easy to pull those rhyming words out for young children。 There is also additional vocabulary that can This book is great for talking about and learning how to identify feelings, particularly with young children in kinder and first grade。 There are great illustrations attached to represent the different emotions and I love that the colors used on each page contribute to that feeling as well。 This would also be a great text to talk about rhyming as there are short 1-2 sentence phrases that make it easy to pull those rhyming words out for young children。 There is also additional vocabulary that can be discussed and you can use this is as a starting point for an SEL lesson and have students brainstorm other emotions they may feel。 。。。more

Jennifer Brown

This book has full page colorful, expressive pictures coupled with rhyming sentences that illustrate the power and reality of emotions。 It is a wonderful way to introduce children to the names of emotions they experience。 It provides a good opening for discussion of how certain events make a child feel and how they can be handled appropriately。 The rhymes are fun and the pictures capture the essence of the emotion written about。 It is a book that will be reread many times! The rhymes make it enj This book has full page colorful, expressive pictures coupled with rhyming sentences that illustrate the power and reality of emotions。 It is a wonderful way to introduce children to the names of emotions they experience。 It provides a good opening for discussion of how certain events make a child feel and how they can be handled appropriately。 The rhymes are fun and the pictures capture the essence of the emotion written about。 It is a book that will be reread many times! The rhymes make it enjoyable to read but at the same time build a child's phonological awareness。 It also lays the foundation for future teaching on emotional management。 。。。more

Sara Vess

I really enjoyed this book, as it was recommended for the primary grades。 I teach kindergarten and can defiantly see using this book in my classroom。 It teaches rhyming, feelings, onomatopoeias, and strong vocabulary words for children。 Children can make connections to the text to their own feelings as well as notice how the pictures/illustrations should match the words of a book。 This book has many great teaching point and would be great for kinders。

Brittney Fulmer

This book has vivid colors and fun pictures。 It teaches what feelings look, feel, and sound like。 I would appreciate this book more if some of the pictures depicted children of various ethnicities so that more of my children could relate to this book on a more personal level。 However, it is beautifully written and provides opportunities to recognize patterns in the text, such as rhyming and alliteration。 It also presents plenty of examples that children of this age group can relate to, such as f This book has vivid colors and fun pictures。 It teaches what feelings look, feel, and sound like。 I would appreciate this book more if some of the pictures depicted children of various ethnicities so that more of my children could relate to this book on a more personal level。 However, it is beautifully written and provides opportunities to recognize patterns in the text, such as rhyming and alliteration。 It also presents plenty of examples that children of this age group can relate to, such as feeling proud of getting dressed by themselves or feeling bored with nothing to do。 。。。more

Ashleigh Johnson

This book was recommended on our last class discussion by Marissa Cantrell。 This book was recommended for ECE students in in the primary grades。 I agree with this age group。 This was an awesome book for social emotional learning。 This book does an awesome job of stating/naming emotions and describing them through simple words and detailed illustrations。 The font even changes to reflect the feeling being described。 This is a great read aloud book for primary aged children。 There is so much in the This book was recommended on our last class discussion by Marissa Cantrell。 This book was recommended for ECE students in in the primary grades。 I agree with this age group。 This was an awesome book for social emotional learning。 This book does an awesome job of stating/naming emotions and describing them through simple words and detailed illustrations。 The font even changes to reflect the feeling being described。 This is a great read aloud book for primary aged children。 There is so much in the text and illustrations to discuss and describe as students learn about their big feelings。 The teacher can even change inflections, voices, and facial expressions to reflect each emotion。 The book ends by saying that the emotions "。。。 are all apart of me。" This is a great way for the teacher to open discussion about how it is okay to have feelings。 Overall I would definitely recommend this for your classroom library, especially for primary grades。 。。。more

Martha Christopher

This is an excellent book for exploring feelings and emotions。 The illustrations bring the words to life。 The feelings are clearly seen on the faces and body language of the characters in the books。 The sentences have good rhythm。 The rhyming words add to making the message memorable。 A young reader would have difficulty reading this book but could understand the message because of the excellent illustrations。 A more advanced reader could read this book and, again, understand the meaning because This is an excellent book for exploring feelings and emotions。 The illustrations bring the words to life。 The feelings are clearly seen on the faces and body language of the characters in the books。 The sentences have good rhythm。 The rhyming words add to making the message memorable。 A young reader would have difficulty reading this book but could understand the message because of the excellent illustrations。 A more advanced reader could read this book and, again, understand the meaning because of the illustrations if the reader had trouble decoding all of the words。 However, this book is really designed to be a discussion book with an adult reader who leads the conversation about the book to help children comprehend the meaning。 。。。more

Joana Matamoros

The book, The Way I Feel is a picturebook。 This book did not receive an award to this date。 This book is intended for children ages three to five。 This book talks about many different emotions such as excited, frustrated, sad, scared, angry, and more。 It also gives examples of reasons that someone may feel these kinds of emotions。 There was one main character throught the book that was expressing the different kinds of emotions they felt。 I gave this book five stars because I loved everything ab The book, The Way I Feel is a picturebook。 This book did not receive an award to this date。 This book is intended for children ages three to five。 This book talks about many different emotions such as excited, frustrated, sad, scared, angry, and more。 It also gives examples of reasons that someone may feel these kinds of emotions。 There was one main character throught the book that was expressing the different kinds of emotions they felt。 I gave this book five stars because I loved everything about it from the language that was to to the illustrations that went with each of the emotions。 The plot of the book was very organized and detailed。 This book would be appealing to children because they have felt these kinds of emotions and they also may have felt these emotions for the same reasons that were listed in the book。 The use of language is understandable to children ages three to five。 The illustratons throughout the books correlated with the text whicih children would enjoy。 I would use this book in the classroom to introduce different emotions that can be felt。 This can also be used to talk about how we can respond to the emotions we feel。 。。。more

Troy

A fun book with good illustrations that teaches kids about emotions。

London Tri

This book goes through all the different feelings us humans have。 This book is great for younger children because it teaches them about emotions and feelings we have。 The expressions and colors on the book and characters really help describe the way the person is feeling that is expressing the emotion。 Children who read this book will learn useful words and help them connect to their emotions。

Abby

The book “The Way I Feel” by Janan Cain is a children’s picture book。 This book is intended for age groups 3-8 years。 This book’s purpose is to try and get children and adults to be comfortable with their feelings and emotions, and to express them through words。 She also shows what all the different emotions are and the situations you might have them。 Some of these emotions include happy, sad, thankful, disappointed, scared, silly, etc。 I rated this book 3 stars personally because I connect mor The book “The Way I Feel” by Janan Cain is a children’s picture book。 This book is intended for age groups 3-8 years。 This book’s purpose is to try and get children and adults to be comfortable with their feelings and emotions, and to express them through words。 She also shows what all the different emotions are and the situations you might have them。 Some of these emotions include happy, sad, thankful, disappointed, scared, silly, etc。 I rated this book 3 stars personally because I connect more with novels over picture books, but this is a perfect picture book for younger children who pay more attention to the visual aspects of books。 This book uses bright and colorful images with dialogue that is easy to follow, for children of many ages to understand。 The illustrations of the kids' expressions and the colors also show what these feelings can look and feel like。 This book could also help children get in touch with their emotions and feelings without feeling embarrassed or ashamed。 This book could also expand their vocabulary。 Some people are raised to act “tough” and hide their emotions, so I like how this book takes a different approach and has no judgment。 。。。more

Kaylin Kojima

This would be a good book to read to kids to introduce and distinguish emotions。 The format of each page is very unique and would engage kids。 That would also help students remember the emotions with how the words on the page are formatted。

Jessica Guzman

This story is about all the emotions that one should feel as children。 It talks about being happy, disappointed, angry jealous, and many other feelings。 I thought this book was great for me, especially for children because they will be able to explore their emotions in a healthy way。

Ashley Aldridge

This book is awesome and a great read aloud for students。 It is about how kids can express their emotions and deal with them。 I think this offers a great lesson for kids!

Melissa

I would use this book for a storytime about feelings。

Sequoia Isaac

Everyone has feelings some are good and some of our feelings don’t make us feel good。 This book uses helpful vocabulary that children can use to express the way how they are feeling。 The illustrations in this book go hand in hand with the context and content of the book。