Cassie and Her Big Feelings

Description

Cassie and Her Big Feelings is a gentle and deeply reassuring story from Season One of the When Angels Speak collection by Teacher Emil—created to help children understand, express, and feel safe with their emotions.

As Cassie explores Earth, she meets a young boy overwhelmed by feelings he does not understand—sadness, anger, fear, and even moments of joy that seem confusing and big. Like many children, he does not know what to do with them.

Cassie gently guides him.

Through calm presence, simple words, and a sense of safety, she shows that feelings are not something to fear or hide—but something to understand, accept, and move through.

This story reminds children that all feelings are welcome—and that they are never alone in how they feel.

Through thoughtful storytelling and relatable emotional moments, Cassie and Her Big Feelings helps children understand:
• That it is okay to feel sad, angry, scared, or happy
• How to recognise and name their emotions
• Simple ways to calm and express their feelings
• That feelings come and go—and they do not last forever

Perfect for children, parents, and educators, this book creates a safe space to talk about emotions and build emotional awareness from an early age.

Whether read at home, in classrooms, or during quiet moments together, Cassie and Her Big Feelings supports children in becoming more confident, calm, and emotionally aware.

Includes:
• A meaningful story focused on emotional understanding
• Gentle life lessons on self-awareness and regulation
• Beautiful, engaging illustrations
• 3 guided worksheets and activities to support reflection and expression

Ideal for:
• Ages 3–9
• Parents supporting emotional development at home
• Teachers introducing feelings and emotional vocabulary
• Social-emotional learning (SEL) programs

Because every feeling matters… and every child deserves to feel understood.

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