Children's Cancer Book Review - Where's My Hair?

I would like to tell you about a children's book Iwords are not included in this book. Those words
recently read. The name of the book is "Where'swould scare a child. The author uses phrases such
My Hair?" The book is about cancer. It tells aboutas, "Sometimes she needs medicine every week."
the days of cancer treatments in a youngand "the medicine will make her tummy hurt." This
pediatric oncology patient. The book is downrightauthor's writing style is geared for the young but
amazing.a reader of any age will empathize with these
First of all let me tell you about the illustrations.true to life events.
The pictures in this book are so bold and full ofThis book also talks about feelings. When people
color. The pictures are life like; even the smallestyou love get diagnosed with cancer there are so
details are included. On one page the illustratormany feelings that surface. This book touches
included body charts. One another they have abase with those feelings of the child and give the
mirror on the shelf in the character's bedroom.reader the sense that it is okay to be sad for
From the words on the charts to the differenttheir friend.
colors of pen's in the pencil holder, the details andThis book talks about cancer as a general term. If
colors are downright amazing.you know anyone dealing with any type of cancer
As for the words in this story; the words arethis book will help your child with the situation. This
super simple. So many times I read a book andbook helped me and my family to deal with our
the words are not age appropriate. This book'scancer events.
words are in larger print. making it more fun forWhere's My Hair?
the early reader. The words are also simplyAuthor: Patti Block
written so the young child can understand themIllustrator: Swapan Debnath
easily.ISBN: 978-1-936046-12-6
When dealing with cancer people think aboutRush out and buy Where's My Hair? today. You
words such as chemotherapy or radiation, Thesewill be so glad you did.