Emotional picture books by Anthony Browne, the best picture book author

Anthony Browne, the #1 children's book power writer, has released a new picture book, "Tell Me How You Feel!", which is an emotional picture book for toddlers.
This time, he, a master of imagination, is warming children's hearts through picture books.

The story begins with a question to a timidly cowering chimpanzee: "How are you feeling?"
Chimpanzees describe the various emotions they feel in different situations.
At times, he is so bored that he hates all his toys, at other times, he is so happy that he wants to jump up and down, at other times, his eyes are so curious that he is curious about everything... ... He honestly expresses the various emotions he feels in various situations.
And at the end, the chimpanzee asks the child reader who is reading the book:
'How are you? Tell me how you feel!'

Although the composition is simple and repetitive, it perfectly captures the various situations that children experience in their daily lives and the emotions they feel accordingly.
The question in the final scene also encourages the reader to look into their own feelings and express them freely.
"Tell Me How You Feel!" is an emotional picture book that helps children understand and honestly express their feelings.

Emotion Coaching Picture Book to Help Toddlers Express Their Emotions in a Healthy Way

During infancy, growth occurs in various aspects, so much so that it can be called a period of explosive growth.
In addition to physical cognitive development, children begin to feel and express various emotions, and emotional development becomes active.
Not only do they move beyond simple emotions like 'good' and 'bad' to express diverse and detailed emotions, but as their interactions with peers increase, they also begin to take an interest in the emotions of others.
Expressing one's emotions healthily and understanding the emotions of others as well as one's own during childhood lays the foundation for social life in adulthood.
Therefore, children need picture books that help them understand and express various emotions and psychology.

In "Tell Me How You Feel!", a chimpanzee lists the various emotions he feels in different situations.
Boredom, happiness, sadness, loneliness, anger, guilt, confidence, shame—these are all common emotions that children experience in their daily lives.
And at the end, the chimpanzee asks the child reading the book, 'How about you?'
That question will be an important opportunity for your child to look into the emotions he or she is feeling.
Emotion coaching is necessary because most children have difficulty expressing their emotions and do not understand their feelings well.
The most fundamental thing in emotional coaching for children is to help them accurately feel and understand how they are feeling.
And expressing it in a healthy way.

There is something very important here.
It is the open attitude of parents who actively try to understand and accept their child's emotions.
Parents should first try to understand and accept their child's feelings by saying, "Okay, that's why you did that."
And we need to talk about emotions with our children and help them find healthy ways to express them.
Anthony Browne's "Tell Me How You Feel!" is a great emotional coaching picture book for parents and children to read together.

A picture book that expresses the subject more effectively with simple and clear colors.

Reminiscent of surrealist painting, Anthony Browne's picture books are full of things to see and do, including detailed and whimsical techniques, various symbols hidden throughout the pictures, and hidden picture puzzles.
In "Tell Me How You Feel!", the theme is expressed clearly using a more innovative and new technique.


While existing picture books used a set of dominant colors to express the overall mood with similar colors, this picture book used a variety of bright and intense primary color backgrounds to express a variety of emotions.
Additionally, we made various changes to the composition, such as enlarging or reducing the size of the chimpanzee depending on the emotion, and giving it a sense of distance in front and behind.
These changes not only make it more effective to visually express different emotional states, but also increase attention and help children focus.