Angry Axel and the Big Red Feeling
The first Enimates picture book — following Axel as his horns flush red and he learns to find his calm again.
Coming soon02 — Neighbourhoods
Eight neighborhoods, one big map
Every feelings family lives somewhere real — a place shaped by how they feel.
03 — Feelings
Pick a feeling. Meet the family.
Every family has three friends — a quiet one, a common one, and a big one — so kids can spot a feeling at any size.
04 — What's Next
What's coming next
Terrified Timothy's Brave Day
A tiny mouse, a big scary moment, and the friend who holds his paw through it.
Coming soonJoyful Jennifer Makes a Friend
A puppy who befriends everyone — and shows how joy grows when it's shared.
Coming soon05 — For Grown-Ups
Why 24 characters, not one
Enimates is built on an eight-emotion framework, with each feeling shown at three everyday intensities — quiet, common, and big. The idea is simple: when kids can name what they feel and see it reflected in a character, they're better equipped to talk about it and choose a calm-down move that fits. Every Enimates story pairs a feeling with a gentle next step, never a diagnosis.
01
Name it
24 characters give kids specific words for feelings, from "apprehensive" to "terrified."
02
See the range
Three intensities per family show that feelings grow and shrink — they're not fixed.
03
Choose a move
Every story ends with a small, doable step — a breath, a hug, a walk outside.