Give your feelings a voice!

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Will Robinson

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BOB'S BAD DAY

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Bob is a balloon and feels he's supposed to be happy all the time. After all, he's a balloon and balloons are for festive occasions. But Bob isn't feelilng so great and doesn't know what exactly he is feeling. When another balloon floats over to him and explains that he is feeling sad, she says that's normal and okay. It's important for kids to learn, from an early age, to put words to their feelings, whether it's sad or anxious or afraid, because naming the feeling is the first step to doing something about it.

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Author Biography

Will Robinson has an MFA from the University of British Columbia and has work published in numerous print and online journals, including carte blanche, SNReview, Verbsap, Talking Writing, The Furnace Review, CellStories, Scrivener Creative Review, Poetry/Fiction in Motion, blinking cursor, Avatar Review, Blood Lotus, Black Heart Magazine and Crack the Spine. He has also won awards and has been featured as Writer of the Month in several journals, in addition to being anthologized.

He is also the creator of some really cool gift products based on his poetry: www.ransomnotesfromtheheart.com
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Give your feelings a voice!

Bob the balloon isn’t having the best day. During a birthday party, he drifts off on his own—until another balloon joins him and gently shares that everyone feels sad now and then. Recognizing and naming emotions is the first step toward understanding them. By helping children put words to their feelings early on, we give them the tools to grow into emotionally healthy adults.

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BOB'S BAD DAY
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