Little Me and the Feeling Called Love

A gentle, child-psychology-based story about connection, boundaries and learning to listen.

Love is more than hugs and smiles, it's also about listening, patience and respecting others.

In Little Me and the Feeling Called Love, young readers follow Little Me as she learns what love really means through everyday moments at home and at school. When love feels big, confusing or overwhelming, a gentle feeling character named Love helps her notice boundaries, listen to others and discover that caring actions can look different in different situations.

Rooted in child psychology and social-emotional learning, this story thoughtfully explores: Healthy expressions of loveRespecting boundaries and consentListening before helpingCooperation, patience, and emotional awareness

Written by a psychology student with a deep passion for supporting children's emotional development, this book is designed to help children understand love in a way that feels safe, empowering, and age-appropriate.

With warm illustrations and simple, reassuring language, this book is ideal for: Parents supporting emotional development at homeTeachers and classrooms focusing on SEL skillsChild therapists, counsellors, and psychologistsChildren ages 4-8 navigating relationships and big feelings

Little Me and the Feeling Called Love is the fourth book in the Little Me series, a collection of gentle, evidence-informed stories that help children build emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and empathy one feeling at a time.