Frequent Ask Questions

What is the travel guide?

It's a bilingual book for children to explore emotions through imaginative destinations.

Which other professionals utilize this book?

How does it work?

The book uses playful illustrations and activities to empower kids in recognizing and expressing their emotions.

Is it interactive?

Yes, it includes fun activities and travel tools for an engaging experience.

What emotions are covered?

It covers joy, sadness, anger, and more through creative destinations.

Children: The primary objective of this book is to support children who face difficulties in understanding and articulating complex emotions. It serves as a gentle introduction to emotional literacy for those beginning to identify and label their feelings. Additionally, for children experiencing anxiety or challenges with emotional regulation, the metaphor of a "map" paired with a travel theme can be particularly helpful, offering a structured framework for navigating overwhelming emotions. Parents can utilize this resource to guide their children in exploring and discussing emotions collaboratively.

Preschools and Daycare Centers: This book can be employed in classrooms to facilitate group discussions about feelings.

Homeschooling Groups: Parents actively seeking curriculum materials focused on emotional development will find this book beneficial.

Who is it designed for?

Where can I purchase your books?

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May I purchase your books for resale?

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Elementary Schools: School counselors and teachers can use the book as a bibliotherapy tool to assist children in processing their emotions, and it can also be recommended as a resource for parents.

Librarians: Public and school librarians can incorporate the book into their collections and utilize it for Storytime or programming centered around social skills and emotional development.

Pediatrician's Offices: The book can be placed in waiting rooms or recommended as a valuable resource for families.

Community Centers and Non-Profits: Organizations that conduct family literacy programs, parenting workshops, or children's support groups can effectively use this book as part of their initiatives.