My emotions

My Emotions: Tales for Little Hearts   "e;How are you feeling inside today?"e;   For a child, this simple question can sometimes be the hardest to answer. The world of emotions is vast, colorful, and often overwhelming. Without the right words, feelings like anger can feel like a fire, and sadness can feel like a heavy cloud. "e;My Emotions: Tales for Little Hearts"e; is more than just a storybook; it is a gentle, wisdom-filled bridge between a child's heart and a parent's understanding.  Why Every "e;Little Heart"e; Needs This Book   Written by Marija Jelić—a mother of three, sports professor, and health professional—this book combines practical parenting insights with the magical world of storytelling. Through twelve heartwarming tales, children learn that every emotion is a friend that has something important to say.  Within these pages, your child will meet a cast of charming animal characters, each facing a familiar emotional challenge:  Buba the Bear and Happiness: Discovering that joy can be found in a simple dance with golden butterflies.  Zeka the Rabbit and Sadness: Learning that it is okay to cry and that losing something special is a part of loving it.  Lola the Owl and Fear: Finding out that bravery isn't the absence of fear, but taking one small step despite it.  Leo the Lion and Anger: A vital lesson on how to "e;release the fire"e; through movement and words rather than hurting others.  Viki the Squirrel and Excitement: Managing the big feelings that come with waiting for a "e;Big Tomorrow."e;  Kora the Turtle and Loneliness: Understanding that being alone isn't forever and that a small sign of connection can change everything.  Jova the Hedgehog and Pride: Feeling the quiet warmth of personal achievement after hard work.  Pako the Parrot and Jealousy: Shifting focus from what others have to the unique colors and gifts within oneself.  Miko the Ant and Confusion: Learning that taking a single step is the best way to clear the fog of indecision.  Bruno the Bear and Disappointment: Finding a "e;silver lining"e; in a rainy day when plans go awry.  Lara the Fox and Gratitude: Discovering how saying "e;thank you"e; to the small things in life makes the heart feel warmer.  Gina the Caterpillar and Insecurity: Embracing the uncertainty that comes right before a beautiful transformation.  A Tool for Emotional Literacy and Connection   Each chapter is meticulously structured to be an interactive experience:  The Story: Short, engaging narratives perfect for bedtime or classroom reading.  A Guiding Quote: A simple, powerful mantra that children can remember and use in their daily lives.  Reflection Questions: Thoughtful prompts designed to open a safe space for children to share their own stories and feelings with you.