Little Teddy Bear has lots of feelings--anger, happiness, fear & sadness--& he shows all of them in four removable faces. Young children will love fitting the Teddy's faces into each picture on the extra thick pages, & talking with their parents about how Teddy feels will help them to understand their own feelings.

Illustrations and simple, rhyming text reveal a variety of faces and facial expressions, from happy to cold to loud.

Little Sad Face is a unique children's book that helps address a very unspoken and unexpressed topic that many children have faced. Any kind of abuse should not be tolerated but many children are backed into a corner of secrecy and silence even past their adult-hood. Little Sad Face attempts to let children and the victims of abuse know that its okay to speak out and find freedom from the abuse they have been faced with.

Mr. Sad Face is just simply funny! Will Mr. Sad Face ever turn that frown upside down?

With her just-right combination of sensitivity, vulnerability, and hilarity, comedian and podcaster Alicia Tobin has won fans among the biggest names in contemporary comedy, from Paul F. Tompkins to Rob Delaney. In her prose debut, the host of Retail Nightmares and Super! Sick! Podcast! takes readers through the funniest parts of sadness and the saddest parts of funniness. While tackling topics ranging from advice on how to talk to city animals to traumatic memories of Velcro shoes, from new crushes to old breakups, from her parents’ Christmas obsessions to the entrenched sexism of the comedy standup world, Tobin softens a barbed wit with a gentle touch in the tradition of the best personal essayists. This frank, tender, and hilarious collection gives one of the brightest (and darkest) lights of North American live comedy room to flourish on the page, and the results are unforgettable. Grab a tissue—for either tears or allergies—and treat yourself.