Duck & Goose, How Are You Feeling?

A family favorite for the wee ones. One word per page accompanied with beautiful, fun illustrations to convey the emotion.

Perfect for helping our toddlers learn to identify emotions. Our oldest likes to use his imagination to describe why duck and goose are feeling the ways they are.

New book. Nothing wrong with it.

My grandson loves all things Duck and Goose.

Allows for you to describe with your child what and why they are feeling the emotions that are represented in the book

Still not sure this book worked for us

Super cute, helps kids identify emotions!

My 2 year old loves to read this to me and seems to be a great tool for imaginative play with making your own story to go with each page (that has 1 words per page)

God words to learn

These series of books are so cute, my grandson loves them.

Don’t buy this book. There’s a total of like 5 words in the whole thing. Your kid will learn nothing from it because it contains next to no language to accompany the images. Contrast this with “duck duck goose” swim the same author which is like the wordiest book on my 2.5 year old’s shelf…there is no consistency from this author. Reco you get your kid into a different one.

Disappointed as it's not what I thought it was going to be. It just has a one word feeling with a picture on every page. Not a story book. Lame waste of money 😒

I bought this as I love this series but I really dislike this book. First, there’s no story or even simple sentences, just one word per page and they don’t cover simple emotions for toddlers, they are all complex emotions that are hard to explain. I was hoping for happy, sad, mad, etc. Instead it’s words like selfish, patient, hopeful. And I was hoping for simple sentences like, “I feel happy when I can play in the sun with my friend duck”.