Here, from today I too have a diary of my own! I’ve been thinking about it for some time, ever since our teacher made us work on a book called “My diary of emotions” in class.

An engaging notebook-diary designed to help children, aged 7 and up, recognize, understand and manage negative emotions. It offers activities, quizzes and workshops to discover fear, anger, disgust and joy by playing, creating and… singing!

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Volume structure

Designed as a diary where children can write notes, draw or simply dream, Emotion Hunt offers various activities, nursery rhymes and songs to help Martina, the protagonist, and young readers understand and manage negative emotions, inviting them to take notes and reflect like a real detective.

The volume offers:

Activities

Tests

16 songs to sing about your emotions. Just scan the QR code to listen to them

Useful tips for managing emotions

Leaf through some selected pages from the book that have been translated into English to facilitate your evaluation:

THE AUTHORS

Monica Colli Writer and trainer, she loves investigating emotions. She is president of ProXXIma with which she creates educational programmes for schools.

Maria Cristina Luchetti is a primary school teacher and musician. Her pupils nicknamed her “the musical teacher”.

Grazia Mauri Long-time teacher, accustomed to sailing even in rough seas, she uses writing to give meaning to emotions.

Matteo Rinciari (Saviem) Creator of projects in professional training, illustrator and editorial graphic designer.