My Little Big Emotions is a compilation of eight real stories inspired by the author's children, Kingston and Sydelle, respectively Ash and Liana in the book. While Kingston wrestles with the upper end of big emotions associated with ADHD, Sydelle's softer nature needs encouragement to reach out and join the world. Understanding emotions as nonpermanent helped Kingston exercise the power to decide how long the emotion could stay with him. These young humans are growing in confidence and freedom to express all parts of themselves. Get ready to embark on a fun-filled adventure where Ash and Liana take you on a ride to meet Little Big Happy, Sad, Shame, Angry, Guilty, Anxious, Scared, and Surprised. Through vivid imagery, the author presents key elements of emotional intelligence described in terms children can understand. While laughing at a visit from Little Big Happy and connecting with the sadness from Little Big Sad, your young reader will gain important skills to understand and communicate their emotional state. Ultimately, the family unit will embrace emotions as they come and go. They are important pieces of who we are, here to visit and teach us about ourselves and others.

My Little Big Emotions is a compilation of eight real stories inspired by the author's children, Kingston and Sydelle, respectively Ash and Liana in the book. While Kingston wrestles with the upper end of big emotions associated with ADHD, Sydelle's softer nature needs encouragement to reach out and join the world. Understanding emotions as nonpermanent helped Kingston exercise the power to decide how long the emotion could stay with him. These young humans are growing in confidence and freedom to express all parts of themselves. Get ready to embark on a fun-filled adventure where Ash and Liana take you on a ride to meet Little Big Happy, Sad, Shame, Angry, Guilty, Anxious, Scared, and Surprised. Through vivid imagery, the author presents key elements of emotional intelligence described in terms children can understand. While laughing at a visit from Little Big Happy and connecting with the sadness from Little Big Sad, your young reader will gain important skills to understand and communicate their emotional state. Ultimately, the family unit will embrace emotions as they come and go. They are important pieces of who we are, here to visit and teach us about ourselves and others.