Big Feelings

Expressive and energetic * Publishers Weekly * [The book's] strength is the diversity on display in its pages. There's a rainbow of skin tones and hair colours ... and markers of religious and cultural diversity. Allows kids to practice identifying and dealing with their own big feelings * Kirkus Reviews * I'd like to highly recommend this book. It's so needed and useful especially when you read it during the mental health week. I think every primary school should have this book * NetGalley Reviewer * Simple premise, but very powerful. The illustrations are beautiful ... The characters in the book are diverse, and the rhyming text is charming * NetGalley Reviewer * This showcases some of the finest in children's picture book writing. Never twee, this book celebrates emotions, including the big ones, with a dose of humour and illustrations that are never short of stunning ... a fun class book for reading aloud and learning about emotions, or a cosy bedtime ritual to curl up and look through the pictures * Librarian, NetGalley Reviewer * Penfold and Kaufman have outdone themselves in delivering a vital message in today's political climate * Kirkus Reviews on ALL ARE WELCOME * A lively, timely picture book * Booklist on ALL ARE WELCOME * A celebration as much as it is a story * Bookbairn on ALL ARE WELCOME * This book has a lovely array of representation and diversity which was brilliant to see. Really addresses the complexity of feelings and how overwhelming this can be for a child * NetGalley Reviewer * A quirky and lovingly illustrated tale about of group of children playing together ... a great way to start a discussion about naming and coping with feelings * Storytime Magazine *