[Publib] bibliotherapy resource

[GraceAnne Andreassi DeCandido]

You might try
Books to Grow With: A Guide to Using the Best Children's Fiction 
for Everyday Issues and Tough Challenges (Paperback)
by Cheryl Coon (Author) published by Lutra Press in 2004.

The author was a student of mine, and it is quite thorough, clear, and 
sensible.

GraceAnne

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The honorable Karen Johnson noted on 14 Oct 2008 thusly:

I am mostly a lurker on the list hoping to be a 
librarian one day when I retire from being a rural 
school principal. I am writing to ask about a reference 
book I used to have as part of a college course back 
in the early 70s. It was a guide to fiction books for 
kids that had different problems, mental, emotional, 
physical, situational. The organization of the book was 
terrific as you could look up books say for 8 year old 
girls who were embarrassed to wear their new 
glasses. Books were well described and if I recall 
correctly, excerpts were provided. Anyhow, I am 
looking for an updated version of this or an online 
version. Can anyone direct me? Thanks.

Karen

Karen M Johnson
www.twodoghoot.com 



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GraceAnne A. DeCandido
Reader Writer Reviewer ~ New York City
Part-time lecturer in children's and YA literature Rutgers SCILS/PDS
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