The 'Two Big Feelings' Book from Lovevery helps children explore and understand their emotions through engaging storytelling. This book is a component of the Lovevery kit, designed to support emotional development in young readers.
Part of the Lovevery kit system, this book focuses on two big feelings to help children identify and express emotions.
Designed as a replacement part or additional component for existing Lovevery kits, making it easy to keep your set complete.
The book's title and content are centered around emotional learning, a key aspect of early childhood development.
This single-title book is available as a standard option for Lovevery customers.
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 12 reviews)
Jason H.★★★★★
The illustrations are so expressive that my kid points out the different feelings on each page. We've read it at bedtime every night this week and it's helped start conversations about being frustrated or sad. Definitely a nice addition to our bookshelf.
Ellie★★★★★
My three-year-old asks for this one every night now, and I love how the sturdy board pages handle her enthusiastic page-turning. The story’s gentle way of naming big emotions like frustration and joy makes it easy for us to talk about feelings at bedtime.
Ryan★★★★★
The flap that turns the two characters into one big feeling is such a clever touch — my little one loves flipping it back and forth. It's genuinely helped us name emotions when a meltdown starts.
Kevin★★★★★
My toddler actually asked to read this one twice in a row, which never happens. The page where the characters stop and breathe feels genuinely helpful for teaching emotional regulation, not just preachy.
Scarlett S.★★★★★
The book’s inclusion of “breathing star” prompts gave my daughter a concrete tool to work through tantrums, and the sturdy board pages have survived multiple readings. She grabbed it on the first night and wanted to talk about it afterward.
Violet K.★★★★★
My son immediately connected with the way the book breaks down those overwhelming moments into manageable steps. The thick, glossy pages have held up well to his rereading and pointing.
Sebastian H.★★★★★
We've been using the included discussion prompts to talk about emotions at dinner, and it's surprisingly effective. The illustrations capture the characters' expressions so clearly that my toddler points and says "sad" or "happy" before I can even read the page. Makes emotional learning feel natural instead of forced.
Charlotte L.★★★★★
My kid actually asks to read this one now, and the "feelings wheel" on the inside cover is a great conversation starter. The illustrations are really engaging, too.
Miles★★★★★
I was blown away by the built-in emotion cards that help kids actually name what they're feeling. The illustrations are so engaging my five-year-old asks to read it every night. Well worth the price for how much it teaches.
Chloe★★★★☆
The pages are thick enough for my three-year-old to turn on his own without tearing anything. He really engages with the story about emotions, which is a nice change from his usual truck books. I just wish it came with a few extra pages for the price.
