Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons - Goodrich, Joseph
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Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons: Ellie's Baby Brother is the third book in the Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons children's book series. Ellie has four tiny magical dragons that each appear to help her manage happiness, sadness, fear, and anger. Ellie's Baby Brother follows Ellie along her emotional journey of meeting her new baby brother while navigating difficult emotions common with welcoming a new member to the family. Each emotional dragon-Hani, Nali, Naz, and Tully-helps Ellie deal with her feelings in various situations, teaching her valuable lessons about understanding and managing her emotions.…mehr

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Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons: Ellie's Baby Brother is the third book in the Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons children's book series. Ellie has four tiny magical dragons that each appear to help her manage happiness, sadness, fear, and anger. Ellie's Baby Brother follows Ellie along her emotional journey of meeting her new baby brother while navigating difficult emotions common with welcoming a new member to the family. Each emotional dragon-Hani, Nali, Naz, and Tully-helps Ellie deal with her feelings in various situations, teaching her valuable lessons about understanding and managing her emotions.
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Joseph Goodrich is a Marine Corps pilot, a husband, a dad, and an award-winning children's author. His first two children's books, Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons (2018) and Ellie and Her Emotional Dragons: Ellie's First Day of School (2021), earned 37 national and international book awards, and he strives to help kids understand and manage their emotions through storytelling. With a B.A. from Tufts University, an M.S. from the University of Massachusetts Boston, and an Ed.D. from Northeastern University, Joseph approaches the world of children's literature with curiosity, creativity, and rich psychological insight. He lives in Virginia with his family, dog (Simba), and fish (Finley).