Accessible Recommended Reading
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- A new home in the community
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Author: Sheila Hollins and Deborah Hutchinson Publisher: Gaskell (1993) ISBN: 1874439028 Order now through Amazon Simon leaves a long-stay hostel to go to a group home. From 'Books Beyond Words', a series of picture books designed for people with learning disabilities. - Bob tells all
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Author: Sheila Hollins and Valerie Sinason Publisher: Gaskell (1993) ISBN: 1874439036 Order now through Amazon Bob has been sexually abused by a male resident in a former home. (See entry for JENNY SPEAKS OUT) From Books Beyond Words. - Hug me, Touch me
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Author: Sheila Hollins and Terry Roth Publisher: St George's Mental Health Library, 1994 ISBN: 1874439052 Order now through Amazon Designed to help people with learning disabilities learn about social skills and appropriate boundaries. - Jenny speaks out
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Author: Sheila Hollins and Valerie Sinason Publisher: St George's Mental Health Library, 1992 ISBN: 1874439001 Order now through Amazon Jenny has been sexually abused by her father. Designed to enable people with learning disabilities who have been abused to talk about their experience. From Books Beyond Words. - Peter's new home
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Author: Sheila Hollins and Deborah Hutchinson Publisher: St George's Mental Health Library, 1993 ISBN: 187443901X Order now through Amazon Peter moves from his family home to a group home. Illustrated book designed to be read by or with a person with a learning disability to help prepare for a move to a new home. From Books Beyond Words. - When Dad died
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Author: Sheila Hollins, Lester Sireling and Elizabeth Webb Publisher: Silent Books Ltd, 1989 ISBN: 1851830197 Order now through Amazon Addresses issues of death and cremation - See also entry for 'When Mum Died' - When Mum died
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Author: Sheila Hollins, Lester Sireling and Elizabeth Webb Publisher: Silent Books Ltd, 1989 ISBN: 1851830200 Order now through Amazon Addresses issues of death and burial. Colourfully illustrated with a brief text, these books are designed to help adults with learning disabilities prepare for or come to terms with, the death of a parent.