Pictures, dialogs, poems, and stories portray various emotions we all feel: jealousy, sadness, fear, anger, joy, love, and others.

"Helping children understand, identify, and express their needs is key to emotional self-regulation! That's because needs and feelings go together. When a need isn't met, difficult feelings arise. On the other hand, when children's physical and emotional needs are consistently met, they thrive. Needs and feelings aren't good or bad. They're parts of us we need to pay attention to. Sometimes I Need... encourages children to do that by checking in with...

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

Simple text and illustrations present an A to Z guide to emotions, including happy, mad, scared, and more.

Photographs of children and text in both English and Spanish explore a wide range of human emotions.

Ruby describes emotions to her Robot, who doesn't know what they are or how they feel. She teaches him what each feels like ("love feels like a box of butterflies!") and when she feels them ("I sometimes feel that way when I'm told no more TV!"). This book is an introduction to social-emotional learning and affective education for kids. Includes a "Note to Parents and Caregivers" that helps parents introduce and identify emotions for children.

"Clinical social worker Jen Daily helps kids understand the science behind feelings, taking them on a lively tour of the brain to see where anger, anxiety, sadness, and joy start, and offering activities for calming emotions"-- Provided by publisher.

How are you peeling? Happy? Silly? Worried? Excited? Whatever your mood, you'll delight in this fun book of food.

"Breathing, thinking ahead, and calming down--mindfulness includes all this and more. Sesame Street characters present big emotions readers have likely faced alongside simple solutions like belly breathing to help kids cope with what they're feeling."-- Provided by publisher.