Curious Me!(R) Feelings

A gentle introduction to feelings and emotions.

Sometimes we're happy, sometimes we’re sad. From happiness and excitement to fear and frustration, the Feelings board book helps readers identify a range of emotions and how to connect them to situations they experience.

• Builds Social Emotional Learning Skills: This engaging children's book supports early learning by introducing toddlers to important concepts and vocabulary that encourage awareness of how situations lead to emotions.
• Relatable Language for Little Learners: Simple, lyrical text and lively illustrations introduce toddlers to different moods and how they might respond to each one in an easy-to-understand way.
• Includes Helpful Tips for Parents & Caregivers: Additional guidance and social emotional learning activities are included in the back of the feelings book for added support.

Curious Me!® Series: Get ready to connect to a world of toddler interests, experiences, and natural curiosity! From numbers, letters, and colors to families, animals, and feelings, this playful board book series helps little learners explore a range of topics while building language, connection, and confidence. Featuring helpful tips and activities for added support, each title introduces essential early learning concepts through simple text, engaging illustrations, and interactive moments that make reading together meaningful and fun.

Avery Rabedeaux is a creative writer who finds inspiration in the beauty of the natural world and the quiet moments of everyday life. Drawing from her home state of Colorado, she writes short stories, poetry, and creative nonfiction that celebrate place, curiosity, and observation. Avery is the author of two books in the Curious Me!® board book series and Ezra Watches the Weather. She now lives in Iowa with her husband, son, and cat, where she continues to explore and write about the beautiful things around her.

Kate Kronreif?is a British illustrator living with her family in Vienna, Austria. She has illustrated several picture books for young children and had her work featured in Highlights magazine. She considers herself pretty au fait with all the feelings, and likes the warm and fuzzy ones best. She drinks an awful lot of tea.