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by: Jamie Lee Curtis  
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Binding: HardcoverBrand: BIGTOFFICE EAN: 9780060245603 Edition: 1 ISBN: 0060245603 Label: Joanna Cotler Manufacturer: Joanna Cotler MPN: HC-0060245603 Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 40 Publication Date: October 31, 1998 Publisher: Joanna Cotler Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Release Date: September 10, 1998 Studio: Joanna Cotler Features:
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 Rating:  - Grandaughter Loves the bookShe read it all and was very fasinated with all the pictures to look at on each page. The last page just lite up her face with excitement of having that fun thing to do. Rating: - Feelings are oh-so importantRecognizing our feelings and being able to name and claim them is so important to our emotional health. A meaningful book that travels through the variety of feelings a child may encounter in any day - from angry to joyful to confused to lonely to.... A wide range of feelings are included in this charming rhyme. This is a fun book which can start discussions about how we are feeling while emphazing to children that all feelings are valid. Ben Keckler, author of Incredibly Lonely, That's Me Rating:  - Might be better for older children, but what 4 yr old has a boyfriend?I bought this book for my 3 year old and after one read I have put it away for a few years. Talk of boyfriends and crushes is something that can wait until she is a bit older. The illustrations are nice and the concept is good, but it is off the mark for the younger ones. Rating: - Children's BookThe Grandkids love this book! It's fun toread and they think the pictures are funny. Rating:  - Love it!I gave this to my daughter when she turned 5. It is a fun book, but helped my daughter express how she is feeling. There is a face in the back of the book that they can change to show different feelings. I recently bought two more of these books as gifts for little girls turning 5. 
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