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A-Z Emotions You Can't See

A-Z Emotions You Can't See

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Emotional Words That You Can't See From A to Z is a captivating journey through the hidden feelings that shape our lives - from Anger to Zeal and everything in between. This beautifully crafted alphabet of emotions explores the feelings we often feel but, giving voice to the unseen forces behind our actions, thoughts, and connections.

Whether you're a curious child, a thoughtful teen, or an adult ready to reconnect with your emotional world, this book will open your eyes - and your heart.

- Perfect for families, educators, and counselors

- Builds emotional intelligence and empathy

- Sparks meaningful conversations

- Designed for all ages

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Pub dateApr 11, 2025
ISBN-109798317253905
ISBN-139798317253905
LanguageEnglish
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