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FROM: Madeline Guzman <[removed]@CapAccess.org>
REC'D: 1/30/01, 11:43 AM

Could anyone suggest a non-fiction book that would be of interest to an
18-year-old boy to help him understand schizophrenia (paranoid)?

Thanks!

Madeline

FROM: "Jeanne Linn" <[removed]@libby.org>
REC'D: 1/30/01, 12:05 PM

I read "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" by Hannah Green, at a young
age. It was fascinating but made me feel like "I" was right there with her!
Jeanne

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From: Madeline Guzman <[removed]@CapAccess.org>
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Date: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 10:44 AM
Subject: Schizophrenia


>Could anyone suggest a non-fiction book that would be of interest to an
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> Thanks!
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>Madeline
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FROM: "Cynthia Orr" <[removed]@cpl.org>
REC'D: 1/30/01, 1:09 PM

How about The Eden Express by Mark Vonnegut? It's an excellent personal
narrative by Kurt Vonnegut's son about his own struggle with schizophrenia.

Cindy

Madeline Guzman wrote:

> Could anyone suggest a non-fiction book that would be of interest to an
> 18-year-old boy to help him understand schizophrenia (paranoid)?
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> Thanks!
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> Madeline
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FROM: [removed]@aol.com
REC'D: 1/30/01, 1:32 PM

In a message dated 1/30/2001 12:57:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[removed]@libby.org writes:

<<
I read "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden" by Hannah Green, at a young
age. It was fascinating but made me feel like "I" was right there with her!
Jeanne >>

What about Sybil, by Flora Rheta Schreiber?

There's also a novel by Frank G. Slaughter called Daybreak.


Binnie Syril Braunstein
romance novelist/former librarian

FROM: "Donna El Tabib" <[removed]@boulder.lib.co.us>
REC'D: 1/30/01, 5:37 PM

Madeline, I am in the middle of a book, which might be helpful. Entitled The Outsider: A Journey into My Father's Struggle with Madness, by Nathaniel Lachenmeyer. After his father's death, Mr. Lachenmeyer tries to retrace his father's steps and to understand how a promising sociology professor and author descended into paranoid schizophrenia and becomes, for a short time, homeless. A gripping, heartrending read.

Donna

Donna El Tabib
Boulder Public Library
Boulder, CO
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>>> [removed]@CapAccess.org 01/30/73 10:46AM >>>
Could anyone suggest a non-fiction book that would be of interest to an
18-year-old boy to help him understand schizophrenia (paranoid)?

Thanks!

Madeline

FROM: "Marijane Reich" <[removed]@dhfs.state.wi.us>
REC'D: 2/2/01, 8:21 AM

Sorry to take so long, but I searched my card catalog and up with some titles for you. I wasn't sure whether he wants info because a family member is developing schizophrenia or he is afraid he is. So I've listed a few titles of each

Simon, Clea. Mad house: growing up in the shadow of mentally ill sibilings. Doubleday, 1997

Alexander, Ken Understanding and coping with schizophrenia: 14 principles for the relative. Scwartz & Wilkinson, 1991

Hoffer, Abram How to live with schizophrenia Carol Pub, 1992

North, Carol Welcome, silence: my triumph over schizophrenia. Avon Books, 1989. [Very popular in my library].

I'm just processing Angel-head ; my brother's descent into madness by Greg Bottoms. This book is scary - it doesn't have a happy ending. The doctors don't find the meds that will control the symthoms of the disease. But it is a powerful story.
Let me know if I can be of further help.
mj

Marijane Reich
Patients' Librarian
Mendota Mental Health Institute
Madison, WI
608-243-2790
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>>> [removed]@CapAccess.org 01/30/73 11:46AM >>>
Could anyone suggest a non-fiction book that would be of interest to an
18-year-old boy to help him understand schizophrenia (paranoid)?

Thanks!

Madeline

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