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Sunny’s Big Rustle of Feelings

Ages 3-5

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Sunny’s Big Rustle of Feelings

Sunny’s Big Rustle of Feelings

Sunny the capybara has a day when little troubles pile up into a big, hot burst of frustration. With a few simple steps, Sunny learns to notice the feeling, pause, and find a calm way through it. This reassuring picture book gives parents a gentle, practical way to talk about anger and big feelings with young children.

Page 1

Have you ever felt a big hot grumble inside? Sunny did, too, when the day started going wrong.

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Page 2

First, Sunny tried to keep going. But the shell bucket bumped the step, and the shells rolled away.

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Page 3

Sunny’s face got tight. When the feeling grows fast, the body can feel tight, too.

Page 3

There are 13 more pages of this story

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sunny’s Big Rustle of Feelings about?+

This picture book follows Sunny the capybara on a day when small troubles build into a big burst of frustration. It shows simple steps for noticing the feeling, pausing, breathing, and finding a calmer way through it.

What ages is this picture book for?+

It is drawn for children aged 3-5. The story uses short, clear scenes that suit reading aloud with a parent or early-years educator.

Does this story talk about anger and big feelings?+

Yes. Sunny names the feeling, takes slow breaths, counts to three, and asks for help when needed. It is a gentle way to start a conversation about frustration and calming down.

How can I use this book with a young child?+

You can read it aloud and pause on the steps Sunny uses, then talk about what your child might do first when a big feeling comes up. The ending also invites children to think about their own first step.

Is this a printable book?+

No. This is an illustrated picture book to read on the site at /books/…, not a printable colouring book.