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• in Lifestyle
  Reading Activates Your Brain
  Reading promotes more activity in the language area of the brain.
  by livingwithaih / on Apr 10, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “bibliotherapy”

 

• Binge-reading: Book Lists to Devour

  
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  Whether you think of it this way or not, you’ve probably been binge-reading all your life. My first big foray into binge-reading was a series called The Saddle Club, about three girls having crazy horse-related adventures in their small town in Virginia. I couldn’t get enough of them! And in fact, I read little ...
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• What to read? (Part 9) Reading Together

  
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  Reading is usually seen as a silent, solitary activity, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re reading aloud with a child or a friend, having a spirited discussion in a book club setting, or joining in with a “One Book, One City” program or a World Book Night event, reading together is a unique [...] The ...
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• Shakespeares Sonnet 55: Keep Calm and Memorise Poetry (it may help you more than you think)

  
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  Michael Schoenfeldts Companion to the Sonnets,  Don Patersons "New Commentary" and my lovely  edition of the Sonnets (find the link at the bottom of  this post). Im spending this week surrounded by books and students in various stages of panic. Exam season is in full swing, and Im aware of few people ...
  2 weeks ago

• Spring Cleaning: Simple Steps to a Healthy, Happy Book Collection

  
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  There’s a handy quotation, generally attributed to William Faulkner, that always seems to crop up a few weeks into any creative writing class: “In writing, you must kill your darlings.” The idea is that, sometimes, the essay or story you’re writing evolves into something that’s no longer served by some pithy ...
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• What to read? (Part 7) Readability

  
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  What makes the difference between those books you just can’t tear yourself away from, and the ones that take a lot of time and determination to finish? “It was a real page-turner…I just couldn’t put it down…it kept me up long past my bedtime.” You’ve heard people spout these clichéd phrases time and ...
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• Bibliotherapy for Anxiety: Active, Beautiful, and Calming Fictional Books

  
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  Personally, I find location to be most complementary to bibliotherapy. Malawi. My image.  Id like to emphasise now that literature is not a replacement for therapy or medication when anxiety is severe. Nothing replaces getting help, although I believe reading can complement recovery and maintain wellbeing. ...
  3 weeks ago

• What to read? (Part 5) Bibliotherapy

  
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  The history of bibliotherapy Over the past weeks I’ve been looking at how reading can be a means of pleasure, education, and self-development. But I also happen to believe – and I’m not the only one, not by a long shot – that a relationship with books can increase wellbeing. The right book at the [...] The ...
  4 weeks ago

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