About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is struggling to manage conflicting emotions or feeling overwhelmed by a big life transition. It is particularly helpful for children who feel they must choose one way to feel, such as being only happy or only brave, rather than understanding that multiple feelings can coexist. The story follows the Sullys, whimsical personified emotions, as they navigate a journey that requires them to work together. Through a fantasy lens, the book demonstrates that even the trickier emotions like worry or loneliness have a valuable role to play when they collaborate with joy and confidence. It is a gentle, age-appropriate tool for building emotional intelligence and vocabulary in preschoolers and early elementary students. Parents will appreciate how it validates a child's complex internal world without being overly clinical or didactic.
