By Lidia Brankovic

The Grand Hotel of Feelings invites readers into a whimsical hotel where every emotion is a guest with its own quirks and needs. Anger is loud and takes up lots of space. Sadness speaks softly and sometimes overflows. Gratitude wanders in quietly and surprises you when she appears.

Through this brilliant metaphor, children learn that all feelings — even the big, messy, or uncomfortable ones — deserve to be acknowledged, welcomed, and understood. Instead of pushing emotions away, the story gently shows that feelings come and go in their own time, and that it’s okay to make room for every one of them.

With breathtaking, Wes Anderson–esque illustrations and a warm, lyrical narrative, this book stands out as a truly unique tool for emotional literacy. It’s as delightful to read aloud as it is meaningful — opening up rich conversations about recognising, accepting, and managing emotions in a way that feels safe, imaginative, and deeply relatable.

A stunning keepsake picture book that helps children (and adults) make sense of their inner world — one guest at a time.

Recommended age: 4 - 99 years old