Ne’Er Duke Well
Discover a beautifully crafted small hardback that’s perfect for gifting and a delightful addition to any child's library. This book, a winner of the Klaus Flugge Prize and the V&A Book Cover Award, is designed to help young readers navigate through the complex feelings of sadness.
When Sadness arrives, this thoughtful tale encourages children to approach it with open arms. By giving it a name and taking the time to listen, young readers learn that it’s okay to feel sad and that acknowledging these emotions can lead to understanding and growth. Eva Eland’s stunning illustrations complement her poignant narrative, making this debut work a truly magical experience.
The book not only resonates with children but also empowers them to embrace and manage their feelings in an age where the pressure to maintain constant happiness is overwhelming. Through its gentle storytelling, the book has received praise from readers and critics alike:
- Storytime Magazine highlights the book's empathy and its ability to help children comprehend their emotions.
- Booktrust calls it a contemplative and uplifting tale that assists children in recognizing and understanding their feelings.
- Sunday Independent underscores the emotional depth, showcasing ways for our littlest readers to acknowledge and manage sadness.
Enhance your collection with this tender exploration of emotions and pair it with the mini-hardback of the second book in the series, Where Happiness Begins. This captivating book is not just a read; it’s an important tool for developing emotional intelligence in young children.
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Ne’Er Duke Well
Ne’Er Duke Well
Discover a beautifully crafted small hardback that’s perfect for gifting and a delightful addition to any child's library. This book, a winner of the Klaus Flugge Prize and the V&A Book Cover Award, is designed to help young readers navigate through the complex feelings of sadness.
When Sadness arrives, this thoughtful tale encourages children to approach it with open arms. By giving it a name and taking the time to listen, young readers learn that it’s okay to feel sad and that acknowledging these emotions can lead to understanding and growth. Eva Eland’s stunning illustrations complement her poignant narrative, making this debut work a truly magical experience.
The book not only resonates with children but also empowers them to embrace and manage their feelings in an age where the pressure to maintain constant happiness is overwhelming. Through its gentle storytelling, the book has received praise from readers and critics alike:
- Storytime Magazine highlights the book's empathy and its ability to help children comprehend their emotions.
- Booktrust calls it a contemplative and uplifting tale that assists children in recognizing and understanding their feelings.
- Sunday Independent underscores the emotional depth, showcasing ways for our littlest readers to acknowledge and manage sadness.
Enhance your collection with this tender exploration of emotions and pair it with the mini-hardback of the second book in the series, Where Happiness Begins. This captivating book is not just a read; it’s an important tool for developing emotional intelligence in young children.
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Discover a beautifully crafted small hardback that’s perfect for gifting and a delightful addition to any child's library. This book, a winner of the Klaus Flugge Prize and the V&A Book Cover Award, is designed to help young readers navigate through the complex feelings of sadness.
When Sadness arrives, this thoughtful tale encourages children to approach it with open arms. By giving it a name and taking the time to listen, young readers learn that it’s okay to feel sad and that acknowledging these emotions can lead to understanding and growth. Eva Eland’s stunning illustrations complement her poignant narrative, making this debut work a truly magical experience.
The book not only resonates with children but also empowers them to embrace and manage their feelings in an age where the pressure to maintain constant happiness is overwhelming. Through its gentle storytelling, the book has received praise from readers and critics alike:
- Storytime Magazine highlights the book's empathy and its ability to help children comprehend their emotions.
- Booktrust calls it a contemplative and uplifting tale that assists children in recognizing and understanding their feelings.
- Sunday Independent underscores the emotional depth, showcasing ways for our littlest readers to acknowledge and manage sadness.
Enhance your collection with this tender exploration of emotions and pair it with the mini-hardback of the second book in the series, Where Happiness Begins. This captivating book is not just a read; it’s an important tool for developing emotional intelligence in young children.











