Bibliotherapy
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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Bibliotherapy:
Using children's literature to help children understand and work through life's challenges
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References
-Clifton, L. (2001). One of the problems of Everett Anderson (A. Grifalconi, Illustrator). New York, NY: Holt.
-Klassen, H. (1999). I don't want to go to Justin's house anymore (B. Jepson, Illustrator). Washington, DC: Child & Family Press.
-Riggs, S. (2007). Not in room 204 (J. Zollars, Illustrator). Morton Grove, IL: Albert Whitman.
-Clifton, L. (2001). One of the problems of Everett Anderson (A. Grifalconi, Illustrator). New York, NY: Holt.
-Klassen, H. (1999). I don't want to go to Justin's house anymore (B. Jepson, Illustrator). Washington, DC: Child & Family Press.
-Riggs, S. (2007). Not in room 204 (J. Zollars, Illustrator). Morton Grove, IL: Albert Whitman.
Not In Room 204
By Shannon Riggs
I Don't Want to Go to justin's house anymore
By Heather Klassen
One of the Problems of Everett Anderson
By Lucille Clifton
Adoption
You're not my real mother!
By Molly Friedrich
Horace
By Holly Keller
Tell me again about the night i was born
By Jammie Lee Curtis
Bedtime Fears
The dream jar
By Lindan Lee Johnson
Shadow night
By Kay Chorao
Brave Martha
By Margot Apple
La biblioterapia para los estudiantes que hablan español
Marisol McDonald no combina (Self Acceptance)
By Monica Brown
Rene tiene dos apellidos (Self Acceptance)
By Rene Colato Lainez
Mi diario de aqui hasta alla (Moving/immigration)
By Amada Irma Perez
la silla de pedro (adjusting to a New baby)
By Ezra Jack Keats
Dear primo: a letter to my cousin (Being far from family)
By Duncan Tonatiuh
Bullying
Bootsie barker bites
By Barbara Bottner
Bully
By Judith Caseley
Each kindness
Jacqueline Woodson
Thank you Mr. falker (Available in spanish)
By Patricia Polacco
Death and Dying
Grandma’s Gloves
By Cecil Castellucci
Gentle Willow: A Story for children about dying
By Joyce Mills
The Scar
By Charlotte Moundlic
Divorce and Remarriage
Fred stays with me!
By Nancy Coffelt
Two Homes
By Claire Masurel
Missing rabbit
By Roni Schotter
Room for rabbit
By Roni Schotter
Dinosaurs divorce
By Laurene Krasny Brown and Marc Brown
Homelessness
Widget
By Lyn Rossiter McFarland
The lady in the box
By Ann McGovern
Fly!
By Christopher Myers
I can hear the sun
By Patricia Polacco
Illness
The Goodbye cancer garden
By Janna Matthies
Punk Wig
By Lori Ries
My grandpa had a stroke
By Dori Hillestad Butler
Hair for mama
By Kelly Tinkham
Little Tree: a story for children with serious medical problems
By Joyce Mills
Learning Differences
A FRIEND LIKE SIMON (Autism)
By Kate Gaynor
A birthday for ben (Hearing difficulties)
By Kate Gaynor
Tom's special talent (dyslexia)
By Kate Gaynor
Freddie's super summer (Down syndrome)
By Kate Gaynor
Parent in Prison
Amber was brave, essie was smart
By Vera Williams
Nine Candles
By Maria Testa
Mama loves me from away
By Pat Brisson
Self Acceptance and Acceptance of Others
I love my hair!
By Natasha Tarpley
The saggy baggy elephant
By K. & B. Jackson
I'm here
By Peter Reynolds
I Like myself!
By Karen Beaumont
Grandma calls me beautiful
By Barbara Joosse
