★ By a Bestselling Author and 16-Year Veteran Elementary Teacher ★ An emotional literacy practice book from teacher Lee Hyun-a! ★ An Instant Bestseller ★ The handwriting practice edition of Words That Embrace Emotions has arrived! Just 15 minutes a day — watch your child's emotional expression transform. Following the runaway success of Words That Embrace Emotions, which became a bestseller the moment it was released, this companion handwriting practice book is now here. Author Lee Hyun-a, who has long served as the classroom's "heart pharmacist" comforting children's hearts, fills these pages with the warm, steady words she has shared — and wishes to share — with children. This book includes all the emotions covered in Words That Embrace Emotions, along with all 36 feelings from the 'Mood Meter for Kids,' offering an even richer handwriting practice experience. Beyond these 36 emotions, the book also includes activity pages where children can name their own unique feelings and write comforting words to themselves. Through these pages, children can broaden their colorful, textured spectrum of emotions. Spend just 15 minutes a day writing an emotion diary and carefully copying warm, comforting words in neat handwriting. This helps children care for their own feelings and keeps encouraging words close at hand. When these words accumulate day by day, children can learn to see each day as beautiful and warm. ★ Features of This Book Words That Embrace Emotions: Handwriting Practice was created with three key features to support children's emotional intelligence development. 1. Emotion Diary: A Mirror to the Heart Using the 36 emotions from the 'Mood Meter for Kids,' children find the words that best match their feelings and use emotional vocabulary to write a diary entry. This builds the ability to healthily express one's inner state with the right words. 2. Handwriting Practice: A Palette of 36 Emotions to Expand Vocabulary Learning emotion words is like gaining more colors of crayons to work with. This book gives children a palette of 36 emotions. 'Angry' branches into 'scared,' 'furious,' and 'anxious'; 'happy' expands into 'moved,' 'overwhelmed with joy,' and 'proud' — allowing children to express their feelings more precisely and richly. 3. Building Emotional Literacy: A Strong Root for Healthy Relationships Emotional literacy is the ability to accurately read and understand one's own and others' emotions. It goes beyond simply recognizing feelings — it includes understanding the context and meaning behind those emotions, responding appropriately, and empathizing with others. By copying these comforting words, children naturally learn how to communicate in a variety of emotional situations. Growing emotional literacy leads to greater self-understanding and empathy for others, forming a strong root for healthy relationships.