Horrible Harry in Room 2B Bibliotherapy

Abstract

The goal of this assignment was for preservice teachers to practice writing a chain of questions that focused on the social and/or emotional needs of young learners. Bibliotherapy is therapeutic in nature to help individuals understand themselves and the world around them through guided reading experiences (American Library Association, 2025; Delisle & Galbraith, 2002). Further, bibliotherapy allow individuals to identify a personal problem mirrored by a character in a book. As the reader connects with the character, the reader experiences the emotions expressed by the character. Finally, the reader applies the character’s experience to their own personal problem (American Library Association, 2025; Delisle & Galbraith, 2002). This bibliotherapy reader’s guide focuses on friendship using the short chapter book, Horrible Harry in Room 2B by Suzy Kline

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This paper was published in Minnesota State University, Moorhead.

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