Any screenwriter and prose writer knows how difficult it is to describe human emotions. Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi, authors with extensive experience and experience, have repeatedly encountered this problem themselves and decided to help writing people: in their book they explored and systematized 130 different emotions and offered a unique navigator through the world of constructing contradictory, credible and impressive characters and characters. In addition to the dictionary, they have prepared a compact educational material in which they provide a recipe for literary description of emotions using the “don’t name it, show it” principle. In addition, The Emotion Thesaurus examines the important role of subtext, dialogue and background, helping to relate different emotions to each other friend and gives food and reason for creative brainstorming.