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permission to feel

327 results for “permission to feel”

The Greatest Self-Help Book (Is the One Written by You) - by  Vex King & Kaushal & The Rising Circle (Paperback)

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Release date Tue, Jun 8
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Pick a Flower: 36 Prompts for Slowing Down and Feeling Grateful - by  Carissa Potter (Hardcover)

$15.95
Release date Tue, Mar 2
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Journey: The Year That Changes Everything - by  Yung Pueblo (Hardcover)

$21.00
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Release date Tue, Nov 10
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The Book of No - 2nd Edition by Susan Newman

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Why Do I Feel Like This? - by  Potter (Hardcover)

$27.99
Release date Tue, Mar 30
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Feel the Fire - by  Tamara Mitchell (Paperback)

$19.99
Release date Tue, Mar 9
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The Privilege to Feel - by  Stephanie Land (Hardcover)

$30.99
Release date Tue, Mar 16
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The Power of Being Sensitive - by  Alissa Boyer (Hardcover)

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Release date Tue, Jun 1
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Across this set, the titles are offered in both hardcover and paperback editions.

Page counts vary widely: one children's book is 32 pages, while adult and young-adult titles range roughly from 224 to 336 pages. Other specific counts listed include 288, 304, and 320 pages.

The selection targets multiple age groups: a children's option suggested for about 8–9 years, a young-adult/teen title for roughly 13–18 years, and several books labeled for adults (noted as 22 years and up).

They use a range of approaches: children's books emphasize mindfulness and befriending feelings, while teen and adult titles offer science-based emotion-regulation strategies, skills, and practical guidance for recognizing and managing strong emotions.

Most entries are cataloged under Psychology and Self-Improvement, with at least one listed as Young Adult Nonfiction. Common subgenres shown include Emotions, Religious, and Personal Growth.

Children's entries emphasize mindfulness and sensory exploration of feelings and include a note to parents plus breathing and self-awareness exercises. Teen-focused titles add workbook-style materials such as quizzes, interactive charts, journal prompts, prayer prompts, scripture lists, and discussion starters.

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