Let Your Feelings Flow

Let Your Feelings Flow

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Professional narration brings Fish and River to life with calm, soothing voices that reflect the gentle rhythm of emotions and nature.

What you learn?

Children discover that every feeling has its place and that understanding emotions helps them move through life with peace and acceptance.

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Let Your Feelings Flow

Our feelings flow like rivers. We can stop and watch them go by. 

Understanding your feelings doesn’t mean trying to control or change them—it means noticing them and letting them pass. Rabbit learns from Fish that everyone has unkind thoughts sometimes, especially when they are hungry, tired, or scared. Fish explains that feelings are like a flowing river: they come and go on their own. Together, they show that having the self-awareness to accept those feelings without judgment helps prevent harm and allows kindness to return naturally. 

Let Your Feelings Flow, along with the four other stories in SEL Collection 1, uses the timeless power of the fable to provide a framework for exploring feelings through listening, observing, guided discussions, and self-expression. All stories highlight all five core SEL competencies, helping children to discover how to navigate the world and grow with and in support of others. Charming animal characters invite children into the stories, letting reflection and learning flow naturally. 

For a richer, more in-depth learning experience at home or in the classroom, the Let Your Feelings Flow Instructional Package gives educators and families everything they need to turn the story experience into a transformative conversation.


What Makes Our Books Unique? 

  1. Immersive Story Experience: A beautifully illustrated and narrated story, with highlighted text for improved reading comprehension, introduces children to the story, characters, and social-emotional lessons that the characters face. 
  2. Literature-Based Discovery: Through Rabbit and Fish's conversation, children observe that they don’t have to control or judge their emotions, and that they’ll grow and change on their own.  
  3. Social-Emotional Connection: By sharing their own emotions, children build self-understanding and empathy while exploring how their own feelings connect to those of the characters.

Product Details

  • Title: Let Your Feelings Flow
  • Author: Jon Madian
  • Guided Reading Age: 3-8
  • Independent Reading Age: 8-9
  • Themes: Social-Emotional Learning, Self-Awareness, Feelings
  • Format: eBook
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  • Social-Emotional Learning

    Social-Emotional Learning

    Builds emotional intelligence and self-awareness through gentle storytelling
  • Seeding Discussions

    Seeding Discussions

    Stories prompt children to discover and reflect on their inner and outer worlds
  • Multi-Format Access

    Multi-Format Access

    Supports all reading levels with narrated audio and highlighted read-along text
  • Expert Developed

    Expert Developed

    Created by dedicated reading specialists with proven classroom success

What Parents and Teachers Are Saying

The work that Heart Bright Learning is doing to support a balanced approach to reading has helped me understand how the fundamental elements of reading work together, with and beyond phonics. I have found learning about the Science of Reading to be overwhelming, but the synthesis that Heart Bright Learning provides, both in their instructional blogs and in the integrated, science-based materials that they produce for early readers, have been very helpful to my continued learning as an educator.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group is this fable best suited for, and can it be used across mixed-age groups?

Designed for ages 3–9, the read-aloud format suits ages 3–8 and the independent reading version ages 8–9. Beginning and independent readers can be paired together for shared learning.

How does the story help children to better understand their emotional worlds?

Through Rabbit and Fish's conversation, the story helps children build better understanding of how their emotions work, fostering self-acceptance.

What SEL competency does Let Your Feelings Flow focus on?

The primary focus is Self-Awareness, but all five SEL competencies are woven throughout — Responsible Decision-Making, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, and Self-Management are all modeled through Rabbit and Fish's interactions.

How does this eBook differ from the complete instructional package?

Children can listen, read, and enjoy this eBook. The complete instructional package builds on that foundation and deepens learning through guided inquiry, creative engagement, and practical instructional support.

My child is a beginning reader — can they still enjoy this story?

Of course! This eBook, with its illustrated story and accompanying audio narration, requires no prior reading fluency.

About the Author

Jon Madian

About the Author

Jon Madian

Jon, an educational psychologist, and his wife, Karen, an instructional designer, received numerous grants to support learner-centered education throughout their careers. He founded the Artist-in-Residence Reading Project in Los Angeles's inner-city schools and later co-founded Humanities Software with Karen. Their early literacy curriculum became part of Apple's early learning initiatives and IBM's writing programs. Over the course of their careers, Jon and Karen developed more than 100 reading, writing, and process-based programs for print and software, consistently focusing on empowering and inspiring students in educational settings. Their 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild continue to fuel their commitment to enriching education. Today, through Heart Bright Learning, they are helping parents and teachers reimagine education for the 21st century by developing resources that inspire and empower children to understand themselves, others, and their world through observation, reflection, and process-based learning.