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I have a copy of a bibliography of Children's Books about assorted trauma and intended to also promote resilience, at home-but I'm in our local library. I'll try checking for the source: The Reference Librarian today wasn't familiar with it, but helped me recall that I had e-mailed it to our Assistant Library Director. I'll check my e-mail for it later. ... There are also some great Native American stories I noticed at the National Center for PTSD Library in White River, Junction, Vermont, which may help [K-7 ? ? ?] Social Learning, too. you may be able to search there at ( www.ptsd.va.gov ) or visit their facebook page.

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