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Understanding feelings

a tactile version of the picture book My Monster and Me.

Touch to See books for blind children exploring emotions

my monster and me — My Monster and Me
Nadiya Hussain

Angry Arthur written by Hiawyn Oram and illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura. A angry looking boy with arms folded leans against a chimney stack on a roof top. — Angry Arthur
Hiawyn Oram

A girl is standing proudly at the front of the class. Miss Flotsam, the teacher, is in the background with other children all clapping, cheering and smiling. Stars and swirls decorate the page. — My Beautiful Voice
Joseph Coelho

A girl in a blue dress with white spots looks to her side at her 'worry'; a grey ball made up of squiggly lines with big eyes — Ruby’s Worry
Tom Percival

gorilla — Gorilla
Anthony Browne

lets go home little bear — Let’s go home, Little Bear
Martin Waddell

moles sunrise — Mole’s Sunrise
Jeanne Willis

Where the Wild Things Are. Story and pictures by Maurice Sendak. A wild grey beast asleep under some strange looking palm trees. A yellow yacht is anchored in a lake behind him. — Where The Wild Things Are
Maurice Sendak

misery moo — Misery Moo
Jeanne Willis

Amazing Grace written by Mary Hoffman and illustrated by Caroline Binch. A smiling black girl wearing a pink chequered shirt and with her hair in plaited pig tails with blue ribbons, amazing grace — Amazing Grace
Mary Hoffman

Not now, Bernard, written and illustrated by David McKee. Bernard, a little boy, is looking up at a monster who is standing on a rock. — Not Now Bernard
David McKee

Well Done Little Bear, written by Martin Waddell and illustrated by Barbara Firth. A little brown bear, balancing on a rock in the middle of a lake. A little green frog looks on in wonder. — Well done, Little Bear
Martin Waddell

Two boys are sat on bed in their pajamas. One is around 4 and the other is around 2. They are reading a picture book together.

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