[Little Jumping Bean Early Childhood Emotional Stories Series] – 6 Volumes in Total

Help children learn to control and manage their emotions!
Join Tiao Tiao Dou and Tang Tang Dou in learning about emotional management!

★ A revised edition of the popular "Early Childhood Emotion Story Series" published by Sun Ya.
★ The entire series revolves around a group of adorable "Little Jumping Bean" friends, accompanying young children as they grow up happily!
★ The stories are short and relate closely to the daily lives of young children, ensuring they resonate with young readers.
★ Compatible with the Sun Ya Reading Pen, allowing children to listen to the stories read aloud in Cantonese or Mandarin, or enjoy a Cantonese storytelling experience.

Emotions are an innate human instinct—complex physiological and psychological reactions that are often difficult to articulate. In daily life, children frequently encounter situations that trouble them emotionally; yet, they often lack the words to express their feelings and do not know how to resolve them on their own. While most adults readily accept positive emotions like happiness, joy, or pleasant surprise, they often struggle to accept—or even tend to suppress—negative emotions such as anger, fear, or sadness. Therefore, parents should also learn about emotional management to effectively help their children navigate and resolve negative emotions.

The "Little Jumping Bean Early Childhood Emotion Story Series" consists of six volumes. Through the daily experiences of Tiao Tiao Dou and Tang Tang Dou, the series illustrates common emotions children face—such as anger, fear, sadness, jealousy, the urge to give up, and over-excitement. The stories enable parents and children to gain a concrete understanding of emotions and learn appropriate ways to manage them. Each book includes two extension activities: "My Feelings" and "My Choices." Based on the stories, these activities foster parent-child interaction and discussion, allowing families to deepen their understanding of emotions and become skilled at managing them together.*I Am So Angry*
It’s raining, and Tiao Tiao Dou can’t go play at the beach—he’s angry! Will he turn into a scary, fire-breathing dragon?  
*I’m Jealous*
"Mommy only loves Little Sister!" Tiao-Tiao Dou feels that Tang-Tang Dou receives more love than he does. Is that really true?
*I’m Scared*
"I don't want to sleep alone! There's a monster!" How does Tang-Tang Dou eventually overcome her fear and defeat the monster?
*I’m So Excited*
"We're having a birthday party!" Tiao-Tiao Dou and Tang-Tang Dou are thrilled! They cheer loudly and jump around—but what happens next?
*I’m Sad*
"I'm not Stinky Bean!" Tang-Tang Dou feels sad after being teased by Cui-Cui Dou. What will Tang-Tang Dou do?
*I Won’t Give Up*
Tang-Tang Dou and Tiao-Tiao Dou go for a run. She can't keep up with her big brother—will she give up?
This series is part of the "Sun Ya Interactive Reading Paradise" collection. When used with the Sun Ya Interactive Reading Pen, parents and children can access the book's interactive audio and recording features. They can listen to stories read aloud or narrated in Cantonese and Mandarin, and tap on characters to hear their dialogue, bringing the stories to life. These features immerse children in a vibrant storytelling world and allow parents and children to record their own voices while reading, adding extra fun to the shared reading experience!
The "Sun Ya Interactive Reading Paradise" range includes a wide variety of books covering language learning, parent-child stories, and general knowledge. Designed to foster learning through audio and interactive features, the series aims to boost children's motivation and make learning enjoyable!  
About the Author
Author Profile
Yang Youxin
‧ Master of Social Sciences (Counselling), The University of Hong Kong
‧ Bachelor of Social Sciences (Psychology), The University of Hong Kong
‧ Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), The University of Hong Kong
‧ Former secondary school teacher and member of the school guidance team
‧ Mother of a daughter and a son
‧ Columnist specializing in child psychology