Australia, Melbourne -- HAIR-LOSS-REMEDY.CO.UK -- 06/03/2013 -- Books, like movies, serve as our guide in exploring various aspects of life. It can teach us lessons, ideals and ideas which can be life-defining.
Like non-fiction and educational books, children’s books created for young adults serve as an important medium to help understand the realities of life. It can even serve as an instrument to let them know things and subjects which are complex and complicated in real life. Take for instance, the matter concerning hair loss and hair thinning problems.
In reality, parents may find it difficult to tell and express their opinion regarding this sensitive issue. Hence, they prefer to communicate with their children using the art of storytelling. The fun and light manner in which hair loss and hair thinning problem is being addressed in books can change the way young ones think about this certain issue, paving the way for self acceptance, leading to the road of recovery.
In
addition, these children’s books are designed to teach children as well as
young adults about means and ways to prevent hair loss and hair thinning
problem. Some of these books also help children and young ones understand how,
why and when hair loss happens at the same time what to do to accept the fact
that they are indeed losing their hair strands.
The
following are eight of the most popular children’s books about hair loss and
hair thinning problems:
- Because of Anya by Margaret Peterson Haddix,
- If Your Hair Falls Out, Keep Dancing by Leslie Ann Butler,
- Princess Alopecia by Yaacov Peterseil,
- The Girl with No Hair: A Story about Alopecia Areata by Elizabeth Murphy-Melas,
- Nowhere Hair: Explains Cancer and Chemo to Your Kids (Children) by Sue Glader and Edith Buenen,
- Mighty Kasey by Jarrett Mentink Ph.D.,
- Cocoa Goes Bald! The Adventures of Cocoa Pelou by Anthony Molock, and
- I’m Too Fond of My Fur! by Geronimo Stilton (Elisabetta Dami).
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