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Try the Reading Well collection for support, self-help, inspiration and FUN!

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 Get support for your wellbeing from the Reading Well collection. This collection of books aims to support your mental health, provide inspiration and just be fun! You can borrow self-help titles as well as mood-boosting books such as poetry and popular novels. Any member of the library can borrow from the Reading Well Collection. Visit the library to browse the shelves or check the collection online via our catalogue Library Search to see what you'd like to try.

Reading Well Collection by Cheryl Kent

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