What Are Feelings? (Lift-the-Flap First Questions and Answers)
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- Create Date：2021-04-08 12:53:10
- Update Date：2025-09-07
- Status：finish
- Author：Katie Daynes
- ISBN：1474948189
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Summary
This thoughtful book explores happiness， sadness， anger， fear and worry in a friendly and approachable way。 Adorable animal characters experience different emotions， while imaginative flaps answer important questions such as 'Why don't I feel happy all the time？' and 'How can I cheer up my friend？' Introduces useful ways to counter stress and anxiety。 The flaps are perfect for inquisitive young children。 Other titles in the series include Why do we need bees？， How do flowers grow？， How do I see？， Why does the sun shine？ and How do animals talk？
Reviews
Amber
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This is a simple flap book from Usborne that does a pretty good job introducing feelings to young children and helping initiate discussion。 I could nitpick （always， ha）， such as pointing out that defining feelings as what we feel isn't that helpful （it says more， but that's how it begins the definition）， but I still appreciate it overall， and the kids （ages 3， 6， 9， and even the 11 year-old） seem to as well。 It doesn't offer any faith perspective， which I believe is important to this topic （all This is a simple flap book from Usborne that does a pretty good job introducing feelings to young children and helping initiate discussion。 I could nitpick （always， ha）， such as pointing out that defining feelings as what we feel isn't that helpful （it says more， but that's how it begins the definition）， but I still appreciate it overall， and the kids （ages 3， 6， 9， and even the 11 year-old） seem to as well。 It doesn't offer any faith perspective， which I believe is important to this topic （all topics， really。。。）， but I can give that as I read with them， and some simple concepts fit in easily。 For example， there is a flap that mentions talking to someone else about your feelings can help， and it's easy to mention that praying to God about your feelings is also helpful。 This is currently one of Hope's favorite books， and the other younger ones are interested in it too。 I think it's well-timed。 Hope may or may not like it just because of a picture of a snake and some other pictures she finds amusing， and because she likes to lift the flaps。 ;） 。。。more
Lauren Woods
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A great book for discussing or explaining feelings to children。 There are questions which will be good for asking the children what they think before the pull the flap to reveal the answer or advice。 The questions are simple， illustrations are fun and colourful and represent each feeling in the book。 Would be a good book for Reception or Year 1
Lusitarius
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