Feelings 10 Books Collection Set - Worry Monsters & Friends - Ages 3-8 - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. Time For School... No Worries. The Very Hungry Worry Monsters. My First Big Feelings: Angry Alligator. Can I Have A Hug?. Unicorns in Charge. Rhinocorn. We Are the Groovicorns. Just Narwhal. Bob The Bogey Fairy. My First Big Feelings: Happy Hippo. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781805440741. Publisher: Make Believe Ideas. Age Range: Ages 3-8. Overview:. This ten-book paperback collection brings together bright, character-led stories helping young children name and manage big emotions. From worry monsters who gobble up nighttime fears to unicorns, narwhals, and a cheeky bogey fairy, each title tackles a feeling with warmth and humour. It's a ready-made bundle for bedtime or calm-down corners, giving parents a friendly way to open conversations about feelings with children aged 3 to 8.. About the Books:. The Very Hungry Worry Monsters introduces creatures who eat away children's worries, encouraging chat about nighttime anxieties. My First Big Feelings: Angry Alligator follows a mishap over borrowed paint, modelling how to cool down after frustration. Can I Have A Hug? explores separation anxiety through a reassuring goodbye routine. Unicorns in Charge shows a playful troop proving kindness beats chaos, while Rhinocorn asks what makes someone unique, helping readers celebrate their own quirks. We Are the Groovicorns spotlights everyday unicorn magic, building confidence through imagination. Just Narwhal follows a narwhal who compares herself to mermaids before finding her own strengths. Bob The Bogey Fairy turns a silly nightly chore into a comforting ritual that makes the dark feel friendlier. My First Big Feelings: Happy Hippo shows a sad hippo cheered up by remembering happy memories, teaching gratitude as a mood-lifter. Time For School... No Worries eases first-day nerves with familiar faces and gentle coping tricks. Together, the set offers a rounded toolkit of short, illustrated stories turning tricky moments into positive,