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Meet the friends
Kind, curious friends learning courage, calm, confidence, and care.
Sweet, thoughtful, and emotionally smart. Amaka really cares about how others feel.
Eager and mischievous, Amaka likes to joke and play, but her heart is full of kindness.
She notices how others feel. Even while playing, she checks on her friends' emotions.
When someone’s sad, Amaka notices. She’s emotionally wise, even.
Calm and peaceful. Amaka sometimes just smiles and listens.
Bella is a little shy and feels nervous when everyone’s watching. But she’s brave, smart, and always looks out for others.
She might stay quiet at first, but Bella always knows what to do. She’s responsible and gentle with everyone.
Destiny is wise and respectful. He's patient, kind, and loves to help — even though he sometimes plays too much!
Goshen is a brain box! Full of ideas, he’s always thinking. But he’s also sweet, loving, and protective of his friends.
Princess is thoughtful and kind. Despite her ups and downs, she finds it important to help and understand others.
Ella is strong both in body and in spirit. She deeply cares about the people around her and the world at large. A dedicated student, she believes that becoming a cheerleader one day will help her spread positivity and make the world a happier place.
Short, friendly guides and printables for teens (12+), parents, and educators. Find practical ideas for talking about feelings, handling stress, building confidence, and supporting childrenโs emotional growth.
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Swipe, scroll, or let the shelf glide through stories that help children name and understand feelings.
"Sometimes Family Finds You" is a quiet, heartfelt story about belonging, resilience, and the many ways connection can begin. Through Bellaโs gentle narration and Punchโs journey, children discover that feeling unseen does not mean they are unworthyโand that sometimes, family finds us in unexpected ways.
๐ Read Sometimes Family Finds You
"The Day Goshen Learned to Guide the River" is a calm, reflective story about helping children manage big emotions through safe replacement behaviors. When Goshen observes a beaver guiding a river instead of stopping it, he learns a gentle way to help a friendโand himselfโwhen feelings feel overwhelming.
๐ Read The Day Goshen Learned to Guide the River
"When My Feelings Get Too Big" is a gentle story that helps children understand big emotions and feel safe again. Through Princessโs experience, kids learn that feelings are not badโthey are messages. They practice pausing, breathing, and naming what they feel.
๐ Read When My Feelings Get Too Big
"The Day Destiny Wanted To Quit" is a heartfelt story about finding courage when giving up feels easier. It helps children see how small choices and support can help them keep going, even when life feels really hard.
๐ Read The Day Destiny Wanted To Quit
"When I Feel Scared" is a comforting story that helps children understand fear and find gentle ways to feel safe, supported, and brave again.
๐ Read When I Feel Scared
"Ella and the Promise She Keeps Trying" follows Ella as she learns that effort matters more than being perfect. Through practice, mistakes, and courage, she discovers that trying again is part of growing stronger.
๐ Read Ella and the Promise She Keeps Trying
"I Will Wait Till I Get Older" follows Goshen, a 12-year-old boy who has lived in four different countries. It gently explores belonging, patience, and hopeโshowing that growth takes time.
๐ Read I Will Wait Till I Get Older
"The World Isnโt Just Black and White" helps children practice flexible thinking, pause before reacting, and understand that feelings and situations are not always one way or the other.
๐ Read Grey Thinking
"Little Acts, Big Feelings" celebrates kindness, empathy, and the emotions that grow when children care for others and see the impact of small, loving actions.
๐ Read Little Acts, Big Feelings
"How to Calm the Storm Inside" helps children recognize overwhelming emotions and learn calming tools like breathing, drawing, and asking for help.
๐ Read How to Calm the Storm Inside
"Feelings Are My Superpower" introduces children to different emotions and helps them see that every feeling has meaning and strength.
๐ Read Feelings Are My SuperpowerPrint and practise
Download activities to help children express feelings, calm down, and reflect.
Draw, name, and explore your emotions in a simple, fun way.
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Use breathing, drawing, and reflection to calm big emotions.
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A creative worksheet exploring kindness, emotions, and reflection for kids.
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Teaching emotional literacy helps kids understand their feelings, connect with others, and grow into kind, confident humans. Our books and tools are designed to make this learning gentle, joyful, and practical.
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