Little Box of Feelings

<b>Valle keeps her emotions in a little box. Sometimes she lets them out . . .</b> <p/>When she's<b> happy</b> her feelings float like<b> red</b> <b>balloons</b> above her head. When she's <b>sad </b>her feelings gather like <b>grey</b> <b>rainclouds</b>. And when she's <b>jealous</b> or <b>angry</b> they blow up like a <b>wild storm</b>. <p/>Valle decides her emotions are <b>out of control</b>! So she buries them in the garden and that's where they stay... until Nanny comes to visit. <p/>This heartfelt story from children's author broadcaster and entrepreneur <b>Rochelle Humes</b> is perfect for kickstarting conversations with little ones about <b>naming knowing</b> and <b>carrying emotions</b>. Drawing on her own experiences as a mother and mental health advocate Rochelle's story encourages children to talk about their feelings.