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I Am Okay to Feel | Karamo Brown, Jason Rachel Brown

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An empowering picture book that invites us to explore and embrace our emotions from Karamo, talk show host and culture expert of Netflix's hit series Queer Eye, and Jason Brown, featuring illustrations by Diobelle Cerna, and expert-vetted resources. A father and son are caught in a storm and must learn to navigate the uncertainty together in this poignant picture book by talk show host and beloved Queer Eye star, Karamo, and his son Jason "Rachel" Brown, perfect for reassuring young readers in times of stress. I Am Okay to Feel empowers children to talk about their emotions and anxieties, with the reassuring message that "I am okay to feel and heal." Paired with back matter and resources developed with psychologists, this picture book offers a loving framework for how to identify and express feelings in a healthy way, providing the tools to build emotional intelligence at a formative age.

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I Am Okay to Feel | Karamo Brown, Jason Rachel Brown

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I love this book! I think every primary teacher needs a copy. It has a wheel of emotion in the back, which would go well with a lesson I already do. I want posters from this book for my classroom. Why am I so excited? When I was a student getting my MIT, someone told me that boys can't express their feelings. Kids need to see themselves! #everybodybooks
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