Emotional Intelligence Stories for Girls: Short Girls Ages 812 to Understand Their Feelings, Handle Friendships, and Build Confidence

Emotional Intelligence Stories for Girls follows the girls of Maple Creek through the moments that don't always make it into conversation: being left off a group chat, feeling guilty about winning, not knowing how to say no to a hug, staying silent when something feels unfair. Each story stands on its own, real, specific, and honest, never preachy, paired with a brief note naming the feeling underneath it, so both girls and the grown-ups who love them have a way in. Inside, you'll find: 14 standalone stories set in the same small, familiar world, easy to read in any order A brief "Skill Spotlight" after each story, naming the emotional skill in plain language, for parents, not required reading for the story to make sense A quick-reference Skill Index in the back, so you can find the right story for the right moment Real, specific situations rarely covered elsewhere: comparison, guilt over success, bodily autonomy, sibling unfairness, and more This isn't a lesson book. It's a book of girls being fully, believably themselves, the kind of stories a reader finishes thinking, that's happened to me too.