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It's OK to Cry: A Picture Book to Help Children Talk About Their Feelings
by Molly Potter, Sarah Jennings
A gentle, reassuring picture book that tells little ones every feeling is okay, even the big and hard ones. Bright pictures and simple, child-friendly ideas help children name what they feel and find ways to cope. Helpful notes for grown-ups make it easy to start warm talks about emotions at home.
- Age
- 4–6
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 32
- Publisher
- Bloomsbury (Featherstone)
- Reading level
- Easy
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