When Little Kookaburra wakes up feeling sad, he isn’t sure what to do. With the help of gentle guidance and a few wise friends, he discovers that it’s okay to feel his feelings — and that with kindness, awareness, and choice, he can find his way back to joy.
Written by Australian author Jennifer Silkman and brought to life with enchanting illustrations, this heartwarming picture book helps children understand and manage their emotions. Perfect for bedtime stories, classroom sharing, or quiet moments of reflection, it’s a story that reassures little ones that they are never alone in how they feel.
Why you’ll love it:
Encourages calm, resilience, and self-awareness
Beautifully illustrated with vibrant, engaging artwork
Ideal for children aged 4–8, but meaningful for all ages
A wonderful resource for parents, teachers, and counsellors
✨ Give your child a story they’ll return to whenever they need comfort and courage.
Available in: Paperback & Hardcover.
We donate $1 from each direct sale of The Little Kookaburra Who Was Sad to Hunter Children’s Research Foundation
When Little Kookaburra wakes up feeling sad, he isn’t sure what to do. With the help of gentle guidance and a few wise friends, he discovers that it’s okay to feel his feelings — and that with kindness, awareness, and choice, he can find his way back to joy.
Written by Australian author Jennifer Silkman and brought to life with enchanting illustrations, this heartwarming picture book helps children understand and manage their emotions. Perfect for bedtime stories, classroom sharing, or quiet moments of reflection, it’s a story that reassures little ones that they are never alone in how they feel.
Why you’ll love it:
Encourages calm, resilience, and self-awareness
Beautifully illustrated with vibrant, engaging artwork
Ideal for children aged 4–8, but meaningful for all ages
A wonderful resource for parents, teachers, and counsellors
✨ Give your child a story they’ll return to whenever they need comfort and courage.
Available in: Paperback & Hardcover.
We donate $1 from each direct sale of The Little Kookaburra Who Was Sad to Hunter Children’s Research Foundation
