emotions in children

An alphabet book presenting the range of emotions that we may feel, from angelic to zippy.

For each letter of the alphabet, presents an emotion, a situation in which the reader might feel that emotion, and objects beginning with the same letter.

Attempts to help parents and educators better understand boys are they truly are by showing how males, beginning at a young age, are systematically steered away from their emotional lives toward silence, solitude, and distrust.

Presents advice for dealing with problems involving monsters, being awake at night, germs, relatives and strangers, shots, little brothers and sisters, dogs, bugs, vegetables, doctors, dentists, math, and kisses.

Provides advice for children with attention-defict disorder for dealing with their emotions.

Explores the subject of emotions by answering such questions as "Why are silly games so much fun," "Why do I cry when I'm feeling sad," and "Why are some people scared of mice or insects?".

"Photographs and short rhyming verses describe how it feels to be angry"--Provided by publisher.

Tells kids how to cope when they feel defeated, discussing how it feels when everything goes wrong, showing how to lose gracefully, and explaining how to step back and start over.