Most Read This Week In Emotion

[close] A warm, friendly corner of Goodreads for parents, teachers, and caregivers raising little ones (ages 3–7) through big feelings and the first steps of reading. This is the home of Sprout — a small green dino who learns to name his feelings, calm his body, and grow a kind, confident heart — and the wider world of gentle, social-emotional picture books and early readers built around him. Here you can: - Talk about helping young children understand emotions like worry, anger, sadness, jealousy, and pride - Share what's working (and what's hard) in your read-alouds and feelings conversations at home or in the classroom - Get first looks at new Sprout books, plus free printables, coloring pages, and calm-down cards - Swap recommendations for other wonderful picture books about feelings, kindness, and early reading A note on who's here: I'm Matthew Hampton, the author and illustrator behind the Sprout books. I started this group to build a kind little community around big feelings and early reading — so please jump in, ask questions, and share your own favorites. New voices always welcome. Be kind, keep it about little ones and their books, and let's help some growing hearts grow.

[close] Comments on the series "Die Geschichte von Taira" of Eiji Yoshikawa and Yutaka Hayauchi (Germann)

[close] Discover your purpose and shape your destiny! This group is for anyone who is committed to living life to the fullest and who is looking for like-minded individuals to encourage them along their path. We will be going through inspirational books such as "Awaken the Giant Within" and posting discussions about the readings. Please share your thoughts, dreams, decisions, tips, setbacks, etc. as we take this journey towards greatness together.

[close] The New Hampton Historical Society is collaborating with the New Hampton Gordon-Nash Library in sponsoring a month long focus of the English Romantic Period. This will include book discussions of the writers of this period,Shelly, Wordsworth, Blake, Keats, Coleridge and others. We will also have a large mural display of this period that was donated to us by the New HampshireHumanities Council. On the internet side we open this group to welcome all Goodreads members to discuss the Romantics in general. We will be posting things we find and hope that others will join us in discussing this very interesting period in the arts.