Obi's Big Feelings is a heartwarming and relatable story that gently guides young readers through the ups and downs of emotional experiences. On a beautiful spring day, Rey Rey is bursting with excitement to play, but her big brother, Obi, just isn't feeling like himself. He's grumpy, quiet, and unsure why. With empathy and understanding, Rey Rey gives Obi the space he needs while encouraging him to try simple ways to feel better. Together, they explore calming strategies like taking deep breaths in their mother's garden, cuddling a favorite stuffed animal, and spending quiet time together. As Obi begins to unwind, he learns that it's okay to have hard days and that those feelings don't have to last forever. With tender illustrations and gentle dialogue, Obi's Big Feelings introduces children to essential social-emotional learning concepts such as self-awareness, empathy, and coping skills. Designed with caregivers, educators, and counselors in mind, this story is a valuable resource for opening up conversations about emotions and emotional regulation in a developmentally appropriate way. Whether shared at bedtime, in the classroom, or during moments of emotional teaching, this story reminds kids that their feelings matter and that they have the power to care for themselves with kindness and patience. Perfect for ages 3-8, Obi's Big Feelings is a pawsitive reminder that even the grumpiest of days can turn around-with a little love and a lot of self-care.