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Reading is good for good mental health and well-being.
Reading is good for good mental health and well-being.
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Books in our Help Yourself Collection.
Books in our Help Yourself Collection.
These are some of the books we have in our collection.
Have a look and request a book or books to read.
Email Mrs Toonen on Glow and they will be kept for you.
Books in the Spotlight.
Books in the Spotlight.
We have these books in the library.
We have these books in the library.
Please email Mrs Toonen on Glow to ask about them or to request them.
Please email Mrs Toonen on Glow to ask about them or to request them.
Daisy is a flawed character.
After ruining her step-dad’s funeral, she falls asleep drunk on the subway and wakes up at the start of that month.
To get back to her life, she needs to save his.
Daisy is a Diva and you will love her too.
Her wit, self-awareness and journey to a better person will ensure you won’t forget the Divine Daisy
You will love this book is because of the way it handles themes like death, mental well-being and self-worth - with warmth and the right amount of humour. And, because of Daisy.
This book is aimed at 14+.
Family.
Friends.
Remote Learning.
It can all be such a struggle.
But, the good news about this book is that, even if you are struggling to think straight, this helps you be the boss of your brain.
Creating healthy habits.
Staying in the moment.
Breaking negative thought patterns.
Finding things to be happy about.
This book is all about helping you to feel good and to help you bounce back from obstacles.
An eye-opening novel about the emotional impacts of toxic relationships.
This book tackles abusive relationships in a way that allows readers to realise the many forms abuse can take. "It looked like love. It felt like love. But this isn't a love story". This book will stay with you for some time after finishing it and is a reminder that toxic behaviour and abuse are never love and to always watch out for those who are crying in public.
Speak: The Graphic Novel brings Laure Halse Anderson’s classic to a new and/or different audience; there is also much to discover and revisit in this adaptation even if you are already familiar with the novel.
The first ten lies they tell you in high school.
Laurie Halse Anderson's powerful novel, an utterly believable heroine with a bitterly ironic voice demonstrates the importance of speaking up for oneself in this excellent and important read.
For 14+.
Sometimes everything sucks. This unique, illustrated guide will help you move past negative thoughts and feelings and discover what truly matters to you.
This book will show you how to focus on what you really care about, so that all that other sucky stuff doesn’t seem so, well, sucky anymore.
This is a powerful story of two outsiders and a secret that changes their lives. Reema and Caylin - the refugee and the bully - who have more in common than they can ever imagine.
You will not forget this heartfelt story, which is filled with hope and is a gripping read.
Understanding teenage brains, minds and lives; how well-being affects learning; the truth of screens and social media; dealing with exam stress and anxiety; the science of sleep; the art of resilience; and the benefits of reading for pleasure.
Nicola Morgan's books are available to borrow from the library.
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