Feelings and Dealings: The ABC's of Emotions: An SEL Storybook to Build Emotional Intelligence, Social Skills, and Empathy Kindle Edition

It’s a good book for emotions but some are kind of hard to understand for toddlers.

I used this boy for 4 years old autistic boy and ses like is helping to understand the emotions more.

My 4 year old absolutely loves this book. We read it every night before bed (at her request). It is a little long (as it goes through the whole alphabet) but it easily keeps my little one’s attention. It discusses a variety of emotions. I read in another review from a preschool teacher that there “isn’t enough positive emotions.” That review even criticized the first two emotions in the book - “angry” and “bored.” Teaching preschool aged children and parenting preschool aged children are two totally different things. While I appreciate the preschool teacher’s desire to remain positive, the fact is that it’s important for parents to help their children understand both good and bad feelings and emotions AND how to react to them. This book opens doors for discussing our reactions to emotions that would otherwise be difficult to bring up. It’s also culturally diverse which I know will be useful when my kids are a little older. I honestly have no reason NOT to give this book 5 stars.

Good book for kids about the alphabet and nice words this book and I highly recommend this book to go world wide

Great, with colorful pictures and cute and snappy rhyming text. Each pages offers a lot to see and to talk about! I like how negative emotions are shown as being equally valuable as the "nice" ones. This is something so important for kids to hear and learn about.As added bonuses, this book's tie-in with the ABCs gives one more way to reinforce letter recognition, and the coloring book offered in this series offers a fun way to engage a little more with learning about emotions.

Our son (5 yrs old) liked the feelings coloring book that this author created, so we bought her story book. It was another hit with our son as he liked the pictures and rhymes about each emotion. He's learned some new emotions from the book and we like to have him think and talk about times he's felt the various emotions covered in the book. At bedtime, he's requested it, which is a strong sign that he's into it.

I like this book a lot, and so does my 2 year old! Unfortunately, I don’t like the “Y is for yucky”. He started calling some vegetables “yucky” like the kid in the picture. Previously, he had never used that word. He’s also a kid who would ask for sautéed spinach with garlic and always eat his vegetables before anything else. So I’m disappointed that he’s learned an undesirable behavior from this book.

Fun book to teach SELWe’re really into teaching Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) skills to our daughters (6 & 8). This book is fun to read...The rhymes flow easily and the illustrations are great. I really like that the text has rhyming descriptions that support the illustrations. It has the descriptions of the pose, the emotion, and a situation that my children might actually face in the real world.

Was brilliant for my kids it was also something that I could look back on so I could try and explain how they may be feeling and why

This is a good book, but there are a few punctuation errors... Forgetten periods or commas, so it's awkward sometimes. Lol.I would recommend this book though as it has good wording for the emotions.

Little too complicated for a 3 yo. Will read to my kid when she is a bit older.

Wonderful book for young children to help identify emotions and relate them to body language. Great for helping my 3 year old learn social awareness and the fact that it incorporates the alphabet is a bonus. Very happy with this purchase.

exactly as described