Feelings Are Normal
Presents emotions as everyday experiences rather than problems to solve, reducing stigma around difficult feelings.

Todd Parr's signature style - bold outlines, bright colors, simple shapes - makes this immediately recognizable and accessible. Each page presents a different feeling without judgment, from 'Sometimes I feel silly' to 'Sometimes I feel scared.' The non-prescriptive approach means kids can see their own feelings reflected without being told what to do about them. What I appreciate is the diversity in the illustrations and the way it normalizes having lots of different feelings throughout the day. It's straightforward without being simplistic, which is Todd Parr's strength across all his books.
Presents emotions as everyday experiences rather than problems to solve, reducing stigma around difficult feelings.
Covers many different feelings, helping children build a comprehensive emotional vocabulary.
The bold, clear illustrations help young children connect words with emotional expressions.
Anna Llenas
A monster learns to identify and sort his mixed-up feelings by color.
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A girl experiences a wide range of emotions throughout her day.
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A lyrical exploration of feelings and where we experience them in our hearts.
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