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Let's Talk about Feelings

Susan Conlin Β· 1991
33/100
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Let's Talk About Feelings follows five-year-old Ellie through ordinary days and a wide range of emotions, giving very young children language for what they're experiencing and caregivers a tool for walking alongside them. Early childhood educators praised it when it released, calling it a wonderful way to help children express and deal with feelings β€” and the premise holds up. The stories are relatable and the emotional literacy goal is worthwhile. The real-world caveat is practical: the series appears largely out of print now, which makes it harder to find than it should be. A solid concept with warm execution, but availability is a genuine obstacle.

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