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Emotion Monsters
A Sensory-Friendly Book About Identifying and Coping with Big Feelings for Autistic Kids
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Big feelings often feel like giant, scary monsters taking over the body.
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What Your Child & Family Will Gain
check_circleHelp children name and tame big emotions with lovable, reassuring visual monsters
check_circleNormalize sensory fatigue and feeling like an "empty battery"
check_circleComforting bedtime story format that calms nighttime anxiety
check_circleGentle predictable arcs with soft, muted pastel illustrations
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Big feelings often feel like giant, scary monsters taking over the body. For the 1 in 36 children with autism, and those with ADHD or sensory processing differences, abstract concepts like anger and sadness can be incredibly difficult to process. That is why I wrote this book. I personified emotions into manageable, sensory-friendly characters that kids can actually understand. I kept the visual layouts calm and predictable, allowing children to safely explore their feelings without triggering their nervous systems.
