Out of a Jar

Llewellyn doesn't like to feel sad or angry or embarrassed or lonely, and he comes up with a plan to deal with his feelings: he hides his feelings in a jar and puts them away so he won't be bothered with them.

It isn't long before he finds that he needs to hide not only the bad feelings, but also he has to hide feelings of excitement and joy, too.

And then he has no more room for jars...

A lovely little story that offers help in sorting out feelings for kids...and, maybe, for grownups, too. And who among us couldn't use a little more of that these days?