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When Mia wakes to find all the colours have vanished from her world, she sets out on a gentle, wonder-filled journey to bring them back. Each colour is hiding-Blue drifts far away, Red crackles with frustration, Yellow has lost its spark, Green curls up small-and Mia must remember what each one means to her to help them feel safe to return. Drawing on evidence-based emotional literacy principles, Mia and the Missing Colours is a beautifully illustrated story that helps children notice, name, and understand their feelings. Through Mia's encounters with each colour, young readers learn that emotions aren't ""good"" or ""bad""-they are clues, companions, and parts of us that need care. Perfect for bedtime reading, classrooms, and calm corners, this heartfelt story gently supports children to: recognise and express emotions build confidence and self-awareness practise empathy and emotional regulation understand that feelings come and go - and each one has a purpose Created by a psychologist and mum, Mia and the Missing Colours blends science, storytelling, and warmth to spark meaningful conversations about big feelings. A reassuring picture book for ages 4-8, ideal for homes, schools, and any child who sometimes feels overwhelmed by their inner world.

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9781923620001

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Joanne Sorley is a psychologist, mum, and the founder of Pocketful of Meaning - a brand dedicated to gentle, science-informed stories and tools for emotional wellbeing. Drawing on 15 years' experience in psychology and leadership, she helps children and families turn big feelings into calm, connected moments.

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