Robo Monkey's Feeling Funky: Make Friends With Your Feelings!

by Kim Linette

Robo Monkey’s Feeling Funky: Make Friends with Your Feeling! (EQ Explorers Series) Why is Robo Monkey feeling funky? Because he’s buried his feelings! Afraid of the unknown, Robo Monkey keeps his feelings buried deep inside. Lucky for Robo, he meets Kit—a wise friend who teaches Robo how to name, understand, and tame his emotions. Learn with Robo the importance of getting to know your feelings—and how to turn wild ones into mild ones. This story centers around the powerful EQ principle: Make Friends with Your Feelings. It's a lesson in emotional intelligence that is essential for every child. Get to know the entire EQ Explorer's Series—including how we donate 100% of profits to help underserved kids around the world! The new children's book series, EQ Explorers, was developed to help children develop emotional intelligence. Our books are designed to help boys and girls understand and make life choices, choose happiness, and share their feelings. EQ Explorers has been created for kids 3-11. Perfect for toddlers, early readers, or elementary schools students. Exceptional resource for social workers, counselors, or parents. Little adventures for a big, happy life. Kapalua Cove Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to educating and empowering children in need. The foundation provides direct donations to charitable initiatives and donates books to orphanages, remote libraries, care centers, and more. One hundred percent of our profits (yes, all our profits) go to the Kapalua Cove Foundation.

40 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2021

About the author

Kim Linette is a mother to six wonderful kids and passionate about helping children from all walks of life--especially children in emotionally challenging environments.

An entrepreneur at heart, Kim Linette created a multi-faceted initiative to empower children--and in turn, their parents and caregivers--to live big, bold, authentically happy lives.

Kim Linette recently founded Kapalua Cove Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to educating and empowering children in need. The foundation provides direct donations to charitable initiatives and donates books to orphanages, remote libraries, care centers, and more.

Along with the foundation, she launched Kapalua Cove Publishing. Her first book project is a series called EQ Explorers, designed to educate and inspire children through beautifully illustrated, creative-yet-relatable tales. 100% of profits from EQ Explorers books are donated to the Kapalua Cove Foundation's charitable efforts.

In ancient Hawaiian, "Kapalua" means "arms embracing the sea." It's a word that perfectly depicts Kim Linette's desire to embrace and help nurture children around the world, providing the tools and opportunities they need to live happy, healthy, emotionally connected lives.

Along with Kapalua Cove, she's working on the Real Happy Parent Podcast (coming soon) to help parents discover their path to personal happiness.

To follow EQ Explorers visit our website at EQexplorers.com

Over the years, Kim Linette developed the skills and resources to pursue this passion. Early in her career, she co-founded several smaller companies before launching BlenderBottle Company in 2000, with her husband, Steve. Kim Linette still serves as the company's COO, overseeing half of the worldwide day-to-day business. Now that their children are grown, Kim Linette devotes her spare time to helping children in need. She is truly living her dream, and is eager to help others find authentic happiness in all they do!

Reviews

[Tina Loves To Read · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a children's book I read to my twin boys. This book is all about showing kids how to deal with the feeling they are having, and that it is not good to keep your feeling hidden inside. I really like this book, but I felt parts of it was a little been wordy for a children's book. I did enjoy the pictures. I think my boys really enjoyed this book. I did win a kindle edition of this book from Goodreads Giveaways, but This review is my own feelings about the book.

[Elizabeth Edwards · Rating 5 out of 5]

i was super lucky to win this in a Goodreads giveaway ... i really feel honored to be reading so many great kid reads lately ...feel that kids need great books to read, illustrations are fun, colorful and enjoyable to see ... hiding your feelings is never good ...being brave and chatting about them with folks you feel comfortable doing that with is so important. have that friend, parent, or special some one to go to and lean on them ... working on how you feel ... it is okay to have whatever emotion you might be feeling is a-okay ... you will work through them and move forward. please check this one out. well done.

[Kelley · Rating 3 out of 5]

I saw this book on Kindle Unlimited and with a title like this, I had to read it. The title is funny and makes me smile and that's part of the reason why we pick up books in the first place, esp children's books. Very cute book with lessons in how we cope with feelings. The illustrations are well done as well.

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Adorable book

[Toya Taylor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent

Just my opinion, but all adults should read kids books. This one in particular. There is a lesson to be learned from this book about feelings.