Finding emotional support for the gifted through bibliotherapy.
Books can provide important emotional and intellectual support for gifted children, many of whom face unique issues in their lives due to their special talents and abilities. The author offers suggestions for using books as bibliotherapy.
The book contains short summaries of over 300 books organized by grade level adn indexed by author, title, and theme. Questions are included to facilitate discussion.
An invaluable resource for parents and teachers who wish for a list of books to recommend to their gifted readers.
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A former director of gifted programs at Pathfinder School, Judith Halsted is now an educational consultant in Halsted Academic Advisors, a program she co-founded. She has been involved with gifted children for over thirty years as an educator, librarian, counselor, and parent.
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