- There are no good or bad emotions, all of them are tools to get to know ourselves better, so learning to identify and control them can be a way to be happier from childhood.

These tales feature a lonely elf who doesn't know what to do with all the love he has to share (maybe a good friend can help him); to a little mouse so curious as to drive his parents and his teachers crazy, but also to become a wise man; to a little fairy who has great admiration for her ballet teacher or a boy who is very jealous of her little brother, although she will soon discover that being the oldest has many advantages. Other emotions, such as confusion, rebellion, nostalgia, pride and even anger, will teach us through friendly storytellers to walk the path that leads us to understand emotional intelligence from the eyes of a child.

The stories by the children's writer María Mañeru, illustrated by Susana Hoslet, are enriched with the notes for parents and teachers by the psychologist and teacher Dalia Díez Romero, who offers guidelines and games to work on each emotion individually.