February is very sad. People have given his eleven brothers thirty or thirty-one days, while he only has twenty-eight! He feels inferior, so short among them, and decides to... leave! And now what will happen? Will almond trees not blossom? Will we not enjoy halcyon days? Will the carnival not come for young and old to celebrate? In order to ensure that children have a healthy social life based on effective relationships, they must cultivate empathy, the ability to put themselves in others' shoes, to understand and feel things in the same way that another person experiences them. This need is addressed by the illustrated books in this series, which promote emotional intelligence. With the proposed approach for parents and educators, they aim to introduce children to seeing the world through others' eyes, after first learning to recognize and manage their own emotions. The series "Books that Promote Emotional Intelligence" consists of 27 books. The author: Yolanda Tsoroni-Georgiadi holds a degree in Law, from the Pedagogical Academy, and the Department of Education of the University of Athens, and has further training at the Marasleio Teaching College. She has worked for many years in public education, writes articles in educational journals, volunteers in organizations that promote literature, is an active member of the Women’s Literary Society, and has published many books for children and studies with folkloric content.