Mr. Men And Little Miss Discover You — Mr. Men Little Miss: Feeling Jealous

Mr. Men And Little Miss Discover You is a charming picture book about recognizing and dealing with jealousy. Part of the Mr Men Little Miss Discover You series, this gentle story invites young readers to explore feelings in a relatable, age-appropriate way. Aimed at children ages 3 to 7 who are curious about their emotions, the book balances warmth with practical guidance, making the mood comforting and hopeful. Written in simple, friendly prose with accessible pages, this book follows Little Miss Princess and Mr Fib as they discover that jealousy is a common feeling—and one that can be understood and managed with care. The story unfolds in short, engaging scenes that are easy to follow, with bright illustrations that bring each moment to life. The Discover You format invites readers to pause, reflect, and talk about their own experiences, turning big emotions into small, everyday steps. What makes this experience special is the way questions and tips from favorite characters encourage conversation and practice. Children meet the characters, learn practical strategies for coping with envy, and discover that acknowledging a feeling is the first step to moving past it. The pacing is warm and gentle, designed to feel like a trusted friend guiding them to understand themselves and others. Key themes: jealousy, empathy, sharing, and self-regulation Characters & setting: Little Miss Princess, Mr Fib, and a cozy, imaginative world Format & accessibility: paperback edition in the Discover You series with age-appropriate text Interactive elements: engaging questions to spark conversation with caregivers Learning outcomes: emotional intelligence, self-awareness, coping strategies for big feelings Illustration style: bright, friendly artwork that supports the story With Mr. Men And Little Miss Discover You, readers will feel understood and equipped to handle jealousy in healthy ways, carrying with them a kinder approach to themselves and others. This book helps children see that big feelings are a normal part of growing up, and that talking about them can lead to greater confidence and compassion.