Books That Were Loved in 2022 Ever since I began to curate books for Pause Library I have become immersed in reading books like never before. It started off as
Duck, Death and the Tulip: Book Review Duck, Death, and the Tulip How I live with death as my frenemy ‘Duck, Death, and the Tulip’ is a bittersweet picture book
Home is where the heart is – A Book Review As the season is changing and the temperatures are dipping, I sat pondering the question put up for all of
The Keeping Quilt By Patricia Polacco: A book reflection As part of the initiative book buddy in the library group for MHPs two of our therapists read this wonderful book
Creepy Capitalism and Resisting with picture books When I was initially introduced to narrative therapy, I was all excited. Oh yes let’s bring out the alternate stories, lets ditch the
Book Review: Rain Must Fall -Nandita Basu Rain must Fall by Nandita Basu is a book I naturally gravitated to firstly because it was a Duckbill book. I have loved
Can You See Me? By Libby Scott and Rebecca Westcott, published by Scholastic Children’s Book, is about Tally a 11 year old person with Autism.
Book Review: Sherlock Holmes Connection Sherlock Holmes Connection by Martin Widmark, Katarina Genar, Anushka Ravishankar and Bikram Gosh and published by Duckbill Books was a wonderful gripping and political a
In the book, “Chicken Soup for the Girl’s Soul” by Irene Dunlap, Jack Canfield, Patty Hansen, and Mark Victor Hansen, it has many inspiring and true stories. It is also
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