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This bibliography on the subject of bibliotherapy is divided into two sections, A and B. Section A lists resources recommended for those who wish to read more about bibliotherapy and Young Adult Literature. Section B lists the articles and documents used for Module 8's bibliotherapy report. SECTION A: Recommended Reading for More Information about Bibliotherapy and Young Adult Literature
ARTICLES Aiex, Nola Kortner (1993) "Bibliotherapy." (ERIC Digest #82, ED 357333) Bloomington, IN: Eric Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills. Pardeck, John T. and Markward, Martha J. (1995) "Bibliotherapy: using books to help children deal with problems." Early Child Development and Care, 106, pp. 75-90. (1982) "Bibliotherapy. Fact Sheet." (ERIC ED234338). Urbana, IL: Eric Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills.
INTERNET SITES (for reading more about Young Adult Literature as a genre) http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/special/kay/yalit.html This site was developed and written by Kay Vandergrift of Rutgers University. Here, one finds a good definition of YAL, a brief analysis of trends in this literature, and a comprehensive list of what good YAL teachers should know and be able to do with and for their students. There are numerous hotlinks to related, more specific topics, such as reader response theory and practice and gender issues.
(for finding Young Adult Literature titles and reviews to use in the classroom) http://www.grouchy.com/angstbooks.html This site contains numerous YAL book reviews by category. Categories include such topics and issues as "Sex and Love," "Journeys," and "Mixed Up Families." Although mostly recent pulbications are featured, a few "classics" from previous decades appear as well. Book jackets are reproduced from the titles discussed. http://www.ala.org.yalsa.booklists Lots of easy to access, easy to read LISTS are featured at this web site, including 2002 Alex Awards, Best Books for Young Adults, Top Ten Quick Picks for Young Adults, etc. Lists for 1996-98 titles are also included, as well as the nominations for year 2000 awards. Browse under "Young Adult"by subject, title or author. http://falcon.jmu.edu/ramseyil/yalit.html A site called Young Adult Literature: Middle and Secondary English-Language Arts. This was developed by a retired f &emdash;aculty member and posted through the Library Science Program at James Madison University in Virginia. http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/ALAN/alan-review.html Online journal of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents, a section of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE).
SECTION B: Sources for this Web Site's Bibliotherapy Information
ARTICLES Aiex, Nola Kortner (1993) "Bibliotherapy." (ERIC Digest #82, ED 357333) Bloomington, IN: Eric Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills. Afolayan, Johnson A. (1992) "Documentary perspective of bibliotherapy in education." Reading Horizons, 33(2), 137-148. Christenbury, Leila, Beale, Andrew V., and Patch, Susan Smith (1996) "Interactive bibliocounseloing: recent fiction and nonfiction for adolescents and their counselors." The School Counselor, 44, 133-145. Ghaskins, Robert W. (1996) " "That's just how it was': the effect of issue-related emotional involvement on reading comprehension. " Reading Research Quarterly, 31(4), 386-405. Krickeberg, Sandra K (1991) "Away from Walton Mountain: bibliographies for today's troubled youth." The School Counselor, 39, 52-56. Morawski, Cynthia M.(1997) "A role for bibliotherapy in teacher education." Reaing Horizons, 37(3), 243-259. Ouzts, Dan T. (1991) "The emergence of bibliotherapy as a discipline.: Reading Horizons, 31(3), 199-206. Ouzts, Dan T. (1994) "Bibliotherapeutic literature: a key facet of whole language instruction for the at-risk student." Reading Horizons, 35(2), 161-175. Pardeck, John T. and Markward, Martha J. (1995) "Bibliotherapy: using books to help children deal with problems." Early Child Development and Care, 106, pp. 75-90. Reid, Suzanne, and Stringer, Sharon (1997) "Ethical dilemmas in teaching problem novels: the psychological impact of troubling YA literuatre on adolescent readers in the classroom." The ALAN Review Winter, 1997, 16-18. Riordan, Richard J. and Wilson, Linda, S. (1989) "Bibliotherapy: does it work?" Journa Íl of Counseling and Development, 67, 506-507. Timmerman Lisa, Martin, Don, and Martin, Maggie (1989) "Augmenting the helping relationship: the use of bibliotherapy." The School Counselor , 36, 293-297. (1982) "Bibliotherapy. Fact Sheet." (ERIC ED234338). Urbana, IL: Eric Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills.
BOOKS Pardeck, John T. & Pardeck, J.A. Bibliotherapy: A Guide to Using Books in Clinical Practice. San Francisco: E. Mellon Press, 1992.
Comments: disted@indiana.edu Copyright 1998, The Trustees of Indiana University
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