11.09.2025 Books, Events, Literature

“What Feelings Do at Night” by Tina Oziewicz

Published by Pushkin Children's Books, 11th September 2025. A delicate and delightful way to explore big feelings with small children.

Published by Pushkin Children’s Books, 11th September 2025

Happiness sleeps peacefully. Imagination puts on her boots and goes out for a long ramble under the stars. Anger loves stormy nights, when the whole sky feels like she does. This enchanting, thoughtful picture book brings our feelings to life and shows us where they go once night falls.

Tina Oziewicz is a Polish children’s author. What Feelings Do When No One’s Looking was a bestseller in Poland and was translated into 30 languages across the world. Aleksandra Zajac is an acclaimed Polish illustrator whose work has been shortlisted for international awards.

Review

Praise for the series: ― _

A delightful, warm-hearted picture book… Zajac’s grey, dense-textured creatures, with their expressive ears and limbs, are reminiscent of Sendak’s, with a charm all their own ― Guardian

Makes you want to turn each page for a new discovery… The book is a confirmation for children (and adults) of the universality of emotions – and is therefore comforting and also offers a springboard for them to talk about how they feel ― Sunday Times, Children’s Book of the Week

A delicate and delightful way to explore big feelings with small children ― i

An absolutely gorgeous picturebook… that I believe deserves a place on everyone’s bookshelf… It has provoked conversations with my little one about how we respond to the world around us ― Storytime with Hannah and Patrick

Find out more and Pre-Order here:

What Feelings Do at Night by Tina Oziewicz | 9781782695301 | Pushkin Press

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