Parents ask me all the time: how do I have these conversations with my child? I see this little book as a precious resource that can be used to start - and continue - conversations with children about their worries; what's a good secret; what's a not so good secret; and what's definitely not to be kept a secret. A nice balance is kept throughout the book, the colourful images are attractive, and it conveys a gentle message to children while supporting adults with the explanatory notes at the end. I would definitely recommend this book. -- Rosaleen McElvaney, Clinical Psychologist and author of Helping Children to Tell About Sexual Abuse

All children need to develop emotional intelligence: this book is a very helpful tool to use to this end; it deserves a place in primary classrooms, children's centres, in fact anywhere that children are cared for and their well-being of vital importance. -- Red Reading Hub, Jillrbennet's Reviews of Children's Books