Abstract

A practical picture book that will help you become aware of the feelings you are feeling right now and foster the ability to express those feelings skillfully.In your daily life, you will learn about various things such as "I don't like it," "I'm happy," "I'm scared," "I'm happy," and "I'm lonely." Emotions arise. The feelings that your heart feels are important, and both children and adults experience a variety of feelings. In addition, the fluffy dog ``Emoshon'' that appears in this book gently teaches you the importance of expressing your feelings in ``words'' to others. It is recommended that parents and children read while communicating. There is also an explanation for adults at the end of the book. Mirror sheet mechanism. Recommended age: 3 years old and up Illustration: Mr. Wakaru, an illustrator who is very popular for his smiling illustrations on Twitter and LINE stamps Supervision: Yayoi Watanabe, Ph.D. in Education and expert in developmental psychology

Author’s Information

(Author) Wkaru: illustrator/artist.Characteristic is illustrations that express smiley faces using simple lines. In 2015, he became an illustrator after creating LINE stamps, and currently provides illustrations for advertisements, books, and web media. His books include ``I want to go home early today'' (KADOKAWA) and ``A book that praises you when you're tired'' (Poplar Publishing). In recent years, he has been actively exhibiting, and has also held exhibitions overseas, including in London, Spain, and South Korea. Twitter: @wakarana_i
(Supervisor) Yayoi Watanabe, Doctor of Education (Developmental Psychology, Developmental Clinical Psychology), Professor, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Letters, Hosei University. Graduated from University of Tsukuba in 1983. After studying at the University's Graduate School of Psychology, he worked at the University of Tsukuba, Shizuoka University, and as a visiting researcher at Harvard University, before becoming a professor in the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Letters, Hosei University. Also serves as director of the university's Graduate School of Life Skills Education Research Institute. In recent years, he has also been conducting educational practices for children and adults using the educational support of social and emotional learning. His major publications include ``Developmental Psychology Explained Through Manga'', ``Personal Counseling for 11-Year-Olds'' (Kodansha), ``Social Skills for Parents and Children'' (Science Publishing), and ``What Are Children's 10-Year-Old Walls?'' ? Developmental Psychology for Overcoming Things'' (Kobunsha Shinsho), ``How Parents Tell Their Children What's Important'' (Forest Publishing), and many others.