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Cristofer Torrez
Research project Annotated Bibliography
Arnold, Jessica Louise, and Charley Baker. “The Role of Mental Health Nurses in Supporting
Young People’s Mental Health: a Review of the Literature.” Research Library , ProQuest, 13
Aug. 2018, www-proquest-
com.eznvcc.vccs.edu/docview/2088866709/fulltextPDF/DF0931BFD8E1497APQ/21?
accountid=12902.
The growth in teenage mental health concerns and how it's a serious worry are discussed in this
scientific article by Jessica Louise Arnold and Charley Baker. Arnold and Baker also discuss how
the school system fails to support their pupils' needs. Arnold and Baker feel that providing pupils
with the correct support structure in school might help them avoid problems later in life. A
mental health nurse, for example, is someone Arnold and Baker feel would be an excellent
support system. Arnold and Charley's proposed path is a fantastic complement to my article, in
my opinion. Arnold and Charley wish to inform the reader about the mental health challenges
that young people encounter. They also claim that children's mental health difficulties are on the
rise. Because of the rise in these concerns, it is critical that children are informed about mental
health and the emotions they may be experiencing. Literature is one technique to teach
youngsters about these topics.

Eyre, Charlotte. “Children's Publishers Predict Significant Rise in Popularity of Non-Fiction
Titles: Publishers Predict a Rise in Sales in the Children's Non-Fiction Sector-Particularly When
It Comes to Books about Mental Health, the Environment and Space Citation Metadata.” The
Bookseller , Bookseller Media Limited, 25 Jan. 2, go-gale- com.ezproxy.vccs.edu/ps/i.do?
p=LitRC&u=viva2_vccs&id=GALE %7CA571368040&v=2.1&it=r.
Their feelings regarding literature about mental health, the environment, and space are expressed
in this online database. It tells the reader that in the next years, nonfiction reading will become a
popular genre for youngsters. It also predicts that mental health will be addressed in children's
literature. Wren & Rock, a division of Hachette Children's Group, has a publishing director who
says: "Although it isn't new, I believe it will grow and diversify. We're looking at neurodiversity,
which refers to how our brains operate and respond in various ways, such as dyspraxia, ADHD,
Tourettes, and autism " (Wren & Rock, 2019). Only 15% of the market for children's books is
non-fiction, according to the database. More kids ought to have access to various texts that will
teach them outside of the classroom. This database pertains to my thesis of how mental health
concerns are depicted in children's books by showing the importance of the matter. It also
supports what I've said in my paper. My thesis is that being depicted in children's books is good
to mental health. The writers also anticipate that in the next years, mental health books for
youngsters will become a popular genre.