Už se nevztekám - Co se ve mě dějě? (2026)

Pepa Panda is a cheerful, kind and curious friend. Sometimes something happens that makes him angry, and powerful rage rises inside him. His heart beats faster and he wants to shout, stamp his feet or hide. What actually happens when we get angry, and how can we manage big emotions so that we feel well again? This gentle story helps the youngest children understand one of the strongest emotions: anger. Together with Pepa Panda, children discover that feeling angry is completely normal and learn simple ways to calm down, name their feelings and find their way back to calm. The book is part of the Children and Emotions – What Is Happening Inside Me? series, which introduces children to their inner world in a sensitive and accessible way. Through stories about animal characters whom young readers can easily relate to, it opens up important topics such as emotions, relationships and self-knowledge. Beautiful illustrations full of colour, emotion and kind details draw children into the story and encourage conversations about what they are experiencing. The book is ideal for parents, grandparents, teachers and other caregivers to read together with young children. Children learn that all feelings have their place, and that it is all right to feel joy, sadness, fear or anger, while someone is always there to help them understand what is happening inside. The story also develops empathy, the ability to talk about emotions and kindness towards themselves and others. At the end, adults will find brief, practical advice from child psychologist Mgr Hana Gerner, including specific tips on talking with children about emotions, supporting them in difficult situations and building healthy emotional resilience together. This Czech-language hardcover book supports a child’s healthy emotional development and helps adults and children explore the world of emotions together.