Hello I'm Bex and welcome to the Week Junior show. Today I'm joined by two of the team from the Week Junior, the magazine making sense of the world of 8 to 40 year olds. We've got deputy editor at Hall and Wright the Joe.

So today we've got a very bookastic episode to look forward to.

We're going to be talking about the launch of the Week Junior Book Awards and having a debate

all about where the children should be cold what read. We're also going to be chatting about a survey on young people's thoughts on politics. be magazine with the director of Inside Out 2.

I wanted to know, of all of the emotions in the inside out films,

which one do you relate to the most?

I've got two because I don't know whether you know but in the film you're kind of like driven by a main emotion I think

mine would be joy I think that's that's the one I would go for but I also know fear would definitely play

quite a good part in what goes on in my head as well for better or worse.

Raul how about you?

I have to confess I haven't seen inside out but I have been swatting up by watching clips of

inside out and I'm really excited to watch Inside Out too. It looks great.

And I think the emotions that I related to the most in those clips was Joy, who was having a lot of fun listening to music having a

wild dance and really losing herself in the moment while she's having a boogie but

then there was also anger that person that was getting stressed waiting for a lift and that was

definitely me too. Yeah joy and anger they're kind of classic opposites but like yeah they're

very important ones. Joe how about you? Yeah so I have seen the original movie but I've I've watched a couple of

trailers for the new movie and it looks like there's kind of a host of new emotions being introduced and one of them is

embarrassment and I can

remember doing some embarrassing stuff over the years so I think I'll go with that but

I think I'm a mix of all of them really and I think that was kind of the

message of the first movie that

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