
The Story Cure
An A-Z of Books to Keep Kids Happy, Healthy and Wise
by Ella Berthoud; Susan Elderkin
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Pub Date Oct 13 2017 | Archive Date Feb 13 2018
Canongate | Canongate Books
Description
Mumsnet'Best Books for Christmas 2016'
From tantrums to tummy aches to teenage mood swings, there are times when a book is the best medicine of all.The Story Cure is a manual for grown-ups who believe that the stories which shape children's lives should not be left to chance.
In these pages bibliotherapists Ella and Susan recommend the perfect children's book - from picture books to YA novels via the golden world of chapter books - for every hiccup and heartache. Whether the young child you know is being bullied, the toddler can't sleep, or the teenager has fallen in love for the first time - or just doesn't know what to read next - the right story will help them feel themselves again. Packed full of helpful lists of the best books to read when turning ten or going through a spy/horse/superhero phase, you'll find old favourites such asThe BorrowersandThe Secret Garden alongside modern classics by MT Anderson, Malorie Blackman and Frank Cottrell Boyce.The Story Cureis the perfect companion for initiating young readers into one of life's greatest pleasures.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781782115274 |
PRICE | CA$31.50 (CAD) |
PAGES | 352 |
Featured Reviews

This is a great gathering of recommendations of books for children and young adults that are grouped alphabetically by theme. A great resource for grown ups, parents, librarians, teachers, or anyone with kids or teens in their lives.

This is a charming guide book to use when navigating the world of literature. I really like the A-Z format and how works are categorized under key words along with recommended readings for that section. The writers aptly created a conversational tone which gives "The Story Cure" a distinctive and approachable feel which makes it feel as though the reader is turning to a good friend for advice. It's comprehensive and easy to use for parents, children, youths, or any reader looking for their next read.