| 1 | ぼくはイエローでホワイトで、ちょっとブルー | ブレイディみかこ |
| 2 | 人間の建設 | 小林秀雄 |
| 3 | コンビニ人間 | 村田沙耶香 |
| 4 | 魔法の世紀 | 落合陽一 |
| 5 | 博士の愛した数式 | 小川洋子 |
| 6 | 腹を割ったら血が出るだけさ | 住野よる |
| 7 | 夢をかなえるゾウ | 水野敬也 |
| 1 | 被災地の子どものこころケア | 八木淳子 福地成 桝屋二郎 |
| 2 | 災害時の心のケア～サイコロジカル・ファーストエイド 実施の手引き～ | アメリカ国立子どもトラウマティックストレス・ネットワーク |
| 3 | 災害看護と心のケア | 米倉一磨 |
| 4 | アクションリサーチ入門 | 筒井真優美（編） |
| 5 | コロナにまつわるエトセトラ | （雑誌） |
| 6 | 危機への心理支援学 ９１のキーワードでわかる緊急事態における心理社会的アプローチ | 日本心理臨床学会 |
BiblioBattle Book Entries
| Category | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Main Books of Interest | 1. I am Yellow, White, a little Blue | Brady Mikako |
| 2. Human Construction | Kobayashi Hideo | |
| 3. Convenience Store Woman | Murata Sayaka | |
| 4. The Magical Century | Ochiai Yoichi | |
| 5. The Professor’s Beloved Mathematical Formula | Ogawa Yoko | |
| 6. Break a Belly and You’ll Only Get Blood | Sumino Yoru | |
| 7. Your Dreams Come True | Zo Mizuno Keiya | |
| Deepening Knowledge of Research on Disasters, etc. | 1. Mental Care of Children in Disaster Areas | Junko Yagi, Naru Fukuchi, Jiro Masuya |
| 2. Mental Care in Disasters: A Guide to Psychological First Aid | The National Children’s Traumatic Stress Network | |
| 3. Disaster Nursing and Psychological Care | Kazuma Yonekura | |
| 4. Introduction to Action Research | Mayumi Tsutsui (ed.) | |
| 5. Corona ni motozuku Et cetera (journal) | ||
| 6. Psychological Support for Crisis: A Psychosocial Approach to Emergency Situations in 91 Key Words | Japanese Society for Clinical Psychology |
Impressions
This was my first time participating in a BiblioBattle. To be honest, I was nervous beforehand, and after hesitating, I even prepared a script and ended up reading it aloud during the event! However, I realized that having a script actually restricted my ability to convey everything I wanted to say. Next time, I’d like to familiarize myself with the script to effectively share my enthusiasm for the book.
I also noticed that since becoming a university student, I’ve had fewer opportunities to read books, even though I’ve had plenty of time. However, this BiblioBattle allowed me to spend a meaningful time reading not only my usual books but also ones I wouldn’t typically pick up. Listening to others’ stories and learning from their perspectives motivated me to broaden my horizons. As I continue participating in more BiblioBattle events, I hope to gain new knowledge, deepen my thinking, and grow through learning from the books I read and the presentations of others.
Contact: Ichika Kubo