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resource only. Should you have mental health needs or
concerns contact a mental health professional.
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Books
for Young Children
Feelings-General
Avery,
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Feelings
– Anger
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Feelings –
Fears
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Meyer,
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Dial Books for Young Readers
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Feelings – Sadness & Grief
Brown,
L. K. & Brow, M.(1998)
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Community
Violence
Cohn,
J. (1994). Why did it happen? Helping young children
cope with the experience of violence. Morrow Junior
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Garbarino, J. (1993). Lets talk about
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(Elementary level)
Lamb,
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Simonson,
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Level)
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Domestic
Violence
Boyd,
C.D., & F. Cooper (1999).
Daddy, Daddy, Be There. New York City: Philomel Books.
Davis,
D. (1984). Something is wrong at my house: A book
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Deaton,
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Deaton,
W. (1991). Living with my family. Almeda, CA:
Hunter House, Inc.
Hochban, T. (1994). Hear my roar: A story of family violence. Toronto: Annick Press. (Elementary level)
Holmes,
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Lee,
I. & Sylvester, K. (1996). When mommy got hurt:
A story for young children about domestic violence.
Charlotte,
NC: KIDSRIGHTS.
(Preschool level)
Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women . A kid's workbook on family violence. St. Paul, MN: Minnesota Coalition for
Battered Women
Paris, S. (1985). Mommy and Daddy are
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Powell,
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I do and I don't. Harrisburg,
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Schor, H. (2002). A
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Kidsrights.
Trotter,
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Winston-Hillier,
R. Some secrets are for sharing. Burlington,
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Books.
Note:
Suggestions for other relevant articles and book not
included here are welcome. Please submit information
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