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

This is a heartwarming story about two young friends in which one deals with the life of childhood cancer and its cancer treatments. The book is a great social story for those who need some words of encouragement. It talks about how it is okay to feel sad for your friend.Everyone has a child in their lives. Whether it be a daughter, son, grandchild, niece, nephew, cousin, neighbor, or a classmate; everyone knows a child. The book talks about cancer as a general term. Anyone dealing with cancer, especially childhood cancer, can use this book as a tool of support. Whether it be a friend going through chemotherapy, a grandparent going through any cancer treatments, or a newly diagnosed breast cancer patient with family; this book is a must for any family dealing with oncology.The words are very simply written that a three year old will understand the message and the early reader can easily pronounce the words. The words are not scary for the young reader. The text it large, maki
ng it more visible and fun. The pictures will amaze you. They are so colorful they pop right off the page. Parents and children alike will refer back to the book if not for the words than for the illustrations.I guarantee this book will make you cry, laugh and touch your heart. Yet at the same time teach the child about the days of the one they love.Where's My Hair?Author: Patti BlockIllustrator: Swapan DebnathISBN: 978-1-936046-12-6

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