Už nejsem osamělý - Co se ve mě dějě? (2026)

Standa the Elephant is friendly and cheerful, but sometimes he feels lonely. Why is that, and can we help him feel better and want to spend time with his friends? This book is part of a series focused on social-emotional learning, helping children understand and manage different feelings and emotional states. Stories about animal characters draw young readers into the action and make it easy for them to identify with the characters. Together, children can experience various worries and joys and think of possible solutions. They learn that experiencing all kinds of feelings is perfectly natural and develop kindness toward themselves and others. At the end of the book, parents and other caregivers find brief, practical advice on supporting children as they deal with specific situations and emotions. The series introduces children to their inner world in a sensitive, accessible way, exploring emotions, relationships and self-discovery through stories about animal heroes. Beautiful, colourful illustrations filled with emotions and kind details draw children into the story and encourage conversations about what they are experiencing. The book is ideal for shared reading by parents, grandparents, teachers and other caregivers with young children. Children learn that every feeling has a place, that it is all right to feel joy, sadness, fear and anger, and that there is always someone to help them understand what is happening inside. The story also develops empathy, the ability to talk about emotions, and kindness toward oneself and others. At the end, adults will find concise, practical advice from child psychologist Mgr. Hana Gerner, including specific tips on talking with children about emotions, supporting them through difficult situations and building healthy emotional resilience together. This hardcover book supports children’s healthy emotional development and helps them explore their emotional world in everyday life.