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1,400
things to be happy about: for
kids! The Happy Book by
Barbara Ann Kipfer and
illustrated by Paul Meisel
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Being
Happy! A Handbook To Greater
Confidence and Security
written and illustrated by
Andrew Matthews
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Children
with Emotional and Behavioural
Difficulties and Communication
Problems: There is always a
reason by Melanie
Cross |
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Comic
Strip Conversations
by Carol Gray |
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Dealing
with Feelings: I’m Frustrated
written by Elizabeth Crary and
illustrated by Jean Whitney
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Dealing
with Feelings: I’m Mad written
by Elizabeth Crary and
illustrated by Jean Whitney
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Dealing
with Feelings: I’m Scared
written by Elizabeth Crary and
illustrated by Jean Whitney
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DO -
WATCH - LISTEN - SAY: Social
and Communication Intervention
for Children with Autism
by Kathleen Ann Quill
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DO-WATCH-LISTEN-SAY:
Assessment of Social and
Communication Skills for
Children with Autism
by Kathleen Ann Quill,
Kathleen Norton Bracken, Maria
E. Fair |
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Draw on
Your Emotions by Margot
Sunderland and Philip
Engleheart.
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Feelings: Afraid by Janine
Amos and illustrated by Gwen
Green |
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Feelings Are Facts: Helping
Kids Understand, Manage and
Learn from their Feelings. By
Terri Akin, David Cowan,
Susanna Palomares and Sandy
Schuster |
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Feelings and Faces Games
published by Lakeshore
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Feelings: Angry by Janine Amos
and illustrated by Gwen Green
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Feelings by Aliki Brandenberg
The Piper Edition published by
Pan Books Ltd, Cavaye Place,
London SW10 9PG
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Giggle Time - Establishing the
Social Connection: A Program
to Develop the Communication
Skills of Children with Autism
by Susan Aud Sonders / Giggle
Time is a step-by-step program
for parents, teachers and
other professionals to help
develop the non-verbal, verbal
and social reciprocity skills
of children with autism. It
describes in...
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Glad
Monster, Sad Monster: A Book
About Feelings By Ed Emberley
and Anne Miranda.
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Happy
and Sad, Grouchy and Glad By
Constance Allen and
Illustrated by Ton Brannon.
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How Are You Peeling? Foods
with Moods - Saxton Freymann
and Joost Elffers, authors
Arthur A Levine Books,
publisher
How Do I Feel?
An Interactive Reading Book of
Emotions
by Joan
Green and illustrated by Linda
Comerford. |
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I Feel
Angry written by Brian Moses
and illustrated by Mike Gordon
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I Feel
Frightened written by Brian
Moses and illustrated by Mike
Gordon |
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Incorporating Social Goals in
the classroom: A Guide for
Teachers and Parents of
Chilren with High-Functioning
Autism and Asperger Syndrome
by Rebecca A. Moyes
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Inside
Out: What Makes a Person with
Social Cognitive Deficits
Tick? by Michelle
Garcia Winner |
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Let’s
Talk About: Feeling Afraid by
Joy Berry and illustrated by
Maggie Smith.
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Let’s
Talk About: Feeling Angry by
Joy Berry and illustrated by
Maggie Smith
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Let’s
Talk About: Feeling Sad by Joy
Berry and illustrated by
Maggie Smith.
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Incorporating Social Goals in
the Classroom: A Guide for
Teachers and Parents of
Children with High-Functioning
Autism and Asperger Syndrome
by Rebecca A. Moyes, Susan J.
Moreno |
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Many
Moods and Feelings - Developed
by Academic Communication
Associates Illustrated by Tom
Matthews |
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Milo
and the Magical Stones written
and illustrated by Marcus
Pfister |
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More
Than Words - Helping Parents
Promote Communications and
Social Skills in Children with
Autism Spectrum Disorder
by Fern Sussman |
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Social
Skills Training for
Adolescents with General
Moderate Learning Difficulties
by Ursula Cornish and
Fiona Ross |
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My Social Stories Book, edited
by Carol Gray and Abbie Leigh
White |
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Navigating the Social World: A
Curriculum for Individuals
with Asperger's Syndrome, High
Functioning Autism and Related
Disorders by
Jeanette McAfee; foreword by
Tony Attwood |
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Peer
Play and the Autism Spectrum:
The Art of Guiding Children's
Socialization and Imagination
by Pamela J. Wolfberg
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Perfect
Targets: Asperger Syndrome and
Bullying; Practical Solutions
for Surviving the Social World
by Rebekah Heinrichs, foreword
by Brenda Smith Myles
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Proud
of Our Feelings By Lindsay
Leghorn |
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Qualities, Friendship and
Feelings By Jenny Rickard
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Reaching
Out, Joining In: Teaching
Social Skills to Young
Children with Autism
by Mary Jane Weiss and Sandra
L. Harris |
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Relationship Development
Intervention with Children,
Adolescents and Adults—Social
and Emotional Development
Activities for Asperger
Syndrome, Autism, PDD and NLD
by Steven E. Gutstein and
Rachelle K. Sheely
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Relationship Development
Intervention with Young
Children—Social and Emotional
Development Activities for
Asperger Syndrome, Autism, PDD
and NLD by Steven
E. Gutstein and Rachelle K.
Sheely |
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Scripting: Social
Communication for Adolescents
by Patty Mayo and Pattii Waldo
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Skillstreaming in Early
Childhood: Teaching Prosocial
Skills to the Preschool and
Kindergarten Child
by Ellen McGinnis and Arnold
P. Goldstein |
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Skillstreaming the
Adolescent: New Strategies
and Perspectives for Teaching
Prosocial Skills by
Arnold P. Goldstein and Ellen
McGinnis |
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Skillstreaming the Elementary
School Child: New Strategies
and Perspectives for Teaching
Prosocial Skills by
Ellen McGinnis and Arnold P.
Goldstein |
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Social
Communication: Activities for
Improving Peer Interaction and
Self-Esteem by M.
Ann Marquis and Elaine Addy-Trout
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Social
Skills Training for Children
and Adolescents with Asperger
Syndrome and
Social-Communication Problems
by Jed E. Baker |
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The
Birthday Party: Social Skill
Builder WORKBOOK by
Laurie Jacobs and Jennifer
Jacobs |
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The
Friends Program: Prevention of
Anxiety and Depression by Dr
Paula Barrett, Hayley Webster
and Cynthia Turner. Griffith
University.
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The
Explosive Child: A New
Approach for Understanding and
Parenting Easily Frustrated,
“Chronically Inflexible”
Children. By Ross W. Greene,
Ph.D. |
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The Friendship Factor: Helping
Our Children Navigate Their
Social World --and Why it
Matters for |
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The New
Social Story Book -
Illustrated Edition
by Carol Gray |
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The Things that People Say:
What on earth could they mean,
A teaching aid to
understanding euphemisms,
clichés and metaphors for
those who take their world too
seriously byTracey Bester,
author |
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Their Success and Happiness by
Dr. Kenneth Rubin, Ph.D.
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Thinking
About YOU Thinking About ME
by Michelle Garcia Winner
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Today I Feel Silly & Other
Moods That Make My Day by
Jamie Lee Curtis and
illustrated by Laura Cornell.
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What Did
You Say? What Do You Mean?: An
Illustrated Guide to
Understanding Metaphors
by Jude Welton
Illustrated by Jane Telford
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When My Autism Gets Too Big!
A Relaxation Book for
Children with Autism Spectrum
Disorders
by Kari Dunn Buron; foreword
by Brenda Smith Myles
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