A Resource to Help Children Cope with Difficult Situations: Review of A Journey in the Moon Balloon: When Images Speak Louder than Words

Marcia Gardner

A Resource to Help Children Cope with Difficult Situations: Review of A Journey in the Moon Balloon: When Images Speak Louder than Words

Marcia Gardner

Theatre Arts (Molloy/CAP21)

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The author introduces and expands on nine feelings/experiences, which she conceptualizes as hot air balloons, beautifully and whimsically illustrated: butterfly, star, angry, tear, sun, peace, giggle, stress, and love balloons.

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	Pediatric Nursing
Volumen	41
Estado	Published - nov 2015

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