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Highlights
- Growing up is fun, but it can also be tough sometimes... Join Little Leo as he learns about his own feelings and helps young readers embark on their own social emotional learning in a sweet and relatable way!To Leo, each day is a new adventure.
- 3-6 Years
- 8.66" x 8.27" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
- Series Name: Leo
Description
Book Synopsis
Growing up is fun, but it can also be tough sometimes... Join Little Leo as he learns about his own feelings and helps young readers embark on their own social emotional learning in a sweet and relatable way!To Leo, each day is a new adventure. Some days are lots of fun, but some days he feels like he woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Why is Leo feeling so grumpy today? And how can he become happy again?
This cheerful and relatable story explores the experience of feeling grumpy and other emotions. As the second book in the 'Leo' series by Corlette Douglas, it focuses on Leo's daily life and emotions, helping young readers start to understand their own feelings.
Part of the Clavis Toddler collection, the book features a color-coded train system on the back cover that highlights the age group and skills being emphasized. This SEL-focused story introduces toddlers to social-emotional learning in an engaging and accessible way, with a lovable character and relatable situations that resonate with young readers.
A cheerful and familiar story about being grumpy and having other feelings. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the child's emotions.
About the Author
Corlette Douglas is a Guyanese-American artist and author of children's books from Brooklyn, New York. She's a 10-year veteran in children's media with work ranging from animation to print, creating content meant to educate and entertain. Readers will soon discover that she is a vibrant and colorful human being who carries those characteristics over into her work. Corlette adores creating characters that are compelling, authentic, and relatable. Her characters often deal with the everyday struggles of making hard choices, overcoming intimidating situations, or dealing with big emotions in a small body.