Nowhere Hair: Explains cancer and chemo to your kids (children)
Written in rhyme and accompanied by whimsical, colorful illustrations, the story unfolds about a little girl looking for her mother s hair. This picture book is written for children ages 3 to 8, but can be enjoyed and appreciated by all ages. It helps children understand chemotherapy and how cancer and hair loss are not their fault. It is a story about fear and sadness, being silly and wearing crazy hats, and loving those who look different. This is a must buy for consumer and family library collections. It is a positive tool to guide conversations with children, giving them hope, comfort, and a better understanding of cancer treatments. Nancy O'Brien, Iowa Health Des Moines, Des Moines IA --CAPHIS/Consumer Connection (Medical Library Association Periodical)--Midwest Book ReviewLIVESTRONG.ORG recommendation --Livestrong.orgSue Glader's words put it all in the proper perspective. A wonderful tool for families. - Kelly Corrigan, New York Times bestselling author of The Middle Place and Lift --Kelly Corrigan--Kelly Corrigan