sadness

"In this book, young readers will learn to recognize and comprehend the feeling of sadness through relatable situations and examples"--Provided by publisher.

"King Lion wants a friend. But the only way he knows how to make friends is to ROAR! Why do the townsfolk run away? Wild with loneliness, the king roars his sadness day and night until one day, a little girl hears him and knows exactly what to do"--Provided by publisher.

"Sam finds himself in several situations that make him sad: his hamster dies, his best friend moves away, and his parents pay more attention to his little sister than to him. There are three ways Sam can act in every situation. The reader can compare Sams choices to the ones he or she would have made and gain a deeper understanding of the central lesson"--Amazon.com.

"Early readers will learn to recognize and comprehend feeling sad through relatable situations and examples"--Provided by publisher.

"Annie comes home from school to find her cat, Delilah, has had a terrible day and is quite sad. What do you do when your friend is sad? Cheer them up with all the things they love! Annie tries TV, warm milk, and even yoga! But at the end of the day, no distraction can really make our bad days simply disappear, as Annie knows all too well"--Provided by publisher.

A young boy accidentally lets his dog loose from the yard, in a book that helps young readers learn to express and articulate sadness.

When Elodie and Sabine mistakenly put Velle's young queen, and Elodie's sister, in a coma, they must find a way to wake her before Elodie's siblings learn the truth and Sabine loses her magic--and herself--to the darkness that threatens her if she cannot find an outlet for her sadness.

When Bear feels low, like his pocket is full of sads that are weighing him down, Rabbit becomes determined to find the cure but discovers there's no easy fix--except, maybe, friendship, in this uniquely humorous approach to sadness that encourages mindfulness.

A young boy accidentally lets his dog loose from the yard, in a book that helps young readers learn to express and articulate sadness.

"This book explores what happens in your brain when you feel sad, the chemicals your brain produces, and ways to manage sadness. STEM concepts cover aspects of psychology and neurology in simple terms, while social and emotional learning (SEL) concepts support the growth mindset. Grow with Goals and Try This! activities further reinforce the content. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they learn more about the science behind sadness. This title also includes a diagram of the brain, sidebars, a table of contents, a glossary, an index, and tips for educators and caregivers. Your Brain When You're Sad is part of Jump!'s Brainpower series"--.