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74. Nguyen, N., Lyons, C., Gelfer, J., Leytham P., Nelson, L., Krasch, D., and O'Hara, K.,(2016) Modelling and bibliotherapy as tools to enhance pro-social interactions during English language arts lessons with first graders 
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102. Serra, M. C. (2016) The Four Pillars of Emotional Intelligence and Why they Matter.
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108. Travers, J. (2020) Bible Stories: The Purpose Behind the Stories 
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109. Tukhareli, N., (2011). Bibliotherapy in a Library Setting: Reaching out to Vulnerable Youth 
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