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SPOILER ALERT! The Bear in our Backyard is a companion picture book to last year’s popular The Lion in our Living Room. Where the lion was an imaginative version of their father, the bear in this book turns out to be the mother. Once again, this book is a good …
Welcome to Byron Bibliotherapy I first came across the term “Bibliotherapy” in a Psychiatry lecture at medical school. It was glossed over as one of the forms of “talking therapies” that included psychoanalysis and cognitive behavioural therapy. But I did file the idea away in my mind for the future. …
In my experience, there are a number of things which stop people from reading as much as they’d like to. “Yes, Zewlan,” they say. “I know I should read more. But where will I find the time?” And of course it’s easy to answer – well, if it’s really important …
When I chat to people about the importance of reading, something I hear very often is, “Yes, okay, but when can I find the time?” Well, like most things, you don’t find time to read – you have to make time to read. I would say that I’m a pretty …
As summer comes to an end, I’d like to draw your attention to a quiet middle-grade book that seems to have escaped much hype, despite being critically acclaimed. My 8-year-old daughter and I loved it as a read-aloud. The story follows Henry Hoobler over the course of his holiday before …
I’m often asked why, as a practising GP, I would add Bibliotherapy to my practice. My usual reply is that I myself have found solace in reading during the most difficult periods of my life. And to be honest, it was literature that kept me sane during my medical studies. …
