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 Great message for kids Jun 11, 2011
By M. Zapata
A very nice book with a wonderful message both for grown ups and kids. Share your feelings instead of resourcing to food. I recommend it to read for little ones to help them identify feelings. My son loved it.
 This book teaches you to express your feelings through the use of Feeling Town Dec 04, 2011
By I'm a full-time mummy
This is the 2nd book written by Ava Parnass that I get to review. Without further ado, below is my review for the "My Feelings Are Hungry" book:
This book is about Rebecca who is having a bad day and she eats all sorts of junk foods to comfort and cheer herself up when all of a sudden, a magical character called Mushy appears right in front of her and brings her to Feeling Town, where children learn to express their feelings.
Every street in the town had a name of a feeling and Rebecca then explained to Mushy what made her mad and causes her to have a bad day! In the end, Rebecca manages to cheer herself up and realises that she does not need to eat all those junk foods in order to comfort herself!
What I like about this book?
* I like the way the story is being told in rhymes.
* I also like that this book teaches you to express your feelings through the use of Feeling Town.
* I particularly like the statement "Find somebody to listen, and hear what's inside, Then whatever went wrong, it can start to go right".
* There is a page in the book which guides the adults what to do to guard against obesity.
Hours of fun exploring emotions Sep 09, 2011
By Peter Lucking
"Author Peter John Lucking Illustrator"
"My feelings are Hungry" is written in a happy go lucky rhyme that is fun to read. The illustrations by Al Margolis are entertaining and will delight the inquisitive young mind,. There are hidden stories within the story and there is a lot to be found. From the brilliant E-mobile to the Happy Café, Rebecca, Mushy and friends go on an emotional journey to "Feeling Town." Share your love for your children every day, do not take it for granted that they know how you feel; but most importantly do you real know how they feel? Use this book to find out! This book will give hours of fun exploring emotions and helping both young and old identify feelings.
Find out and share how your kids are feeling in "Feeling Town." It is a great game of emotions to play with your kids, do they need a hug or a kiss. So they have the Grump-purty grumps! share their emotions, it is fun to play. A book for all kids from 1-100
Peter John Lucking Author Illustrator
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