sadness

A boy gets rid of everything that might make him sad and is sad anyway until he realizes that those things are also what makes him happy, and one emotion is impossible without the other.

Mouse's friends try everything to keep their friend from feeling low--flapping and fluttering in the sky, splashing and paddling in the water, leaping and loping in the grass--but nothing seems to cheer him up.

Simple text and illustrations describe what it like to feel sad, things that might cause sadness, and how to handle the emotion.

When Clifford, the big red dog, is feeling sad, Emily Elizabeth and her friends do everything they can think of to cheer him up.

Pairs animal photographs and inspirational thoughts to help children understand the symptoms, causes, and cures for times when they feel tired, sad, left out, or grumpy.

A man tells about all the emotions that accompany his sadness over the death of his son, and how he tries to cope.

A young guinea pig describes situations that make him sad, how it feels to be sad, and how he can feel better.

Sissy feels lonely and blue until her Uncle Dan cheers her up by explaining that everything, even corn, needs special attention every now and then.

Discusses the various things that make people sad including divorce, grief, and loss of trust and encourages people to talk to others, write, draw, or listen to music to help overcome the emotion of sadness.