Author Hannah Peckham is a person-centred counsellor who works in schools and youth centres, encouraging emotional literacy from a young age. However, he soon learns that his special gift is to help others share how they are feeling by talking. Her character Conker delivers an important message that can shape a child’s future, providing vital emotional and social skills needed for mental well-being.

Can you imagine what it would be like if you could tell how someone was feeling just by looking at them? Pairing together with some emotions resources such as the stars or even making your own picture cards would make the perfect addition to help explore feelings further.The pre-loved books are carefully cleaned and maintained offering a wide variety of general and specialist titles from children's to adults.

My disability means I can no longer do the job I love in the classroom and I now enjoy sharing my passion through my blog; helping parents and educators inspire the next generation.Yet after we’ve shared this book several times she’s begun to come up to me and say ‘mommy I feel worried’ or ‘mommy I feel a bit funny but I don’t know why’. As I say it’s been so valuable for us as a family while we have been dealing with poorly family members and me needing to spend more time taking care of others giving rise to some separation anxiety and grief. Hannah’s latest book Climb is another brilliant read about Hetty the elephant and how she keeps on trying and triumphs at being herself. Little Bodhi Books is an independent publisher founded by counsellor and children's author Hannah Peckham. This children’s story is a great way open up conversations with your child on the importance of talking about our feelings.