Books in How Do I Feel About... series

Young people express their feelings about what makes them angry and how they feel when they are angry, in this latest addition to the How Do I Feel About series.

Discusses aspects of health and safety such as keeping safe while playing, healthy eating, and dealing with emotional problems

A book in an easy-to-read question-and-answer format explores the emotions that come with making new friends, the importance of good friendships, and how to make up after a disagreement and offers advice on dealing with shyness, rejection, and jealousy.

An easy-to-understand book for early readers delves into the history of racism, its meaning, and the reasons why people are racist and, through simple text, offers advice on handling the emotions it can cause.

Presents young people's points of view in relation to feeling jealous, along with an exploration of some of the things that bring on such feelings in children.

Book by Leonard, Marcia

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Discusses why divorce happens, how to cope with it, and how to deal with difficult feelings as well as friends whose parents are divorced

Join four young friends as they talk about how they cope with bullies and being bullied. Illustrations, photographs, cartoon strips, and easy-to-read text are an imaginative way to help young readers deal with the problems of bullying and to understand the difference between good and bad gangs.

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An introduction to personal safety, which covers a range of aspects of physical and emotional safety including good and bad touches, saying no, bullying at school, eating well, playing safely and out and about. In the HOW DO I FEEL ABOUT series, illustrated in full colour.

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