Joe O'ConnorBesprekingen

About a child that learns how people are different and go through different changes throughout their life.

A little boy learns about the experience of becoming bald. Ages: 3-6.

The main character in this story is confused about why her daddys hair is all gone but all the other dads have hair still. Throughout the story she realizes that not everybody has hair and that's just how they are and that is ok. Best for kids 3 and up.

A young boy wonders why is father has no hair after hearing it being pointed out multiple times. His father explains he once had hair while answering the boys other questions as well. Moral: Learn about others who differ from themselves and value this diversity

A cute way to describe to children what balding is and how and why it happens. when the little boy said he lost his hair and he looked for it everywhere was a cute way to make children realize that not everyone has hair and some people are just born that way. Who you are on the inside is what counts.

This book is hilarious!!! My father has always had a receding hairline, I wish I had a book to explain hair loss as a child.
k--3
In class

in the story “Where Did Daddy’s Hair Go?” Young Jeremiah finally realizes that his daddy is missing a lot of hair! But according to Jeremiah whatever's lost can be found again, so he goes in search of his daddy’s hair. His adventure leads him all around the house and into the yard, but by the end of the story he learns that as we get older we start to lose hair, and that’s okay! This book teaches Pro-Social behavior and how to see things from a different perspective. The illustrations for this book are semi-realistic and it offers good context in terms of where the pictures line up with the story. Good for ages 4-7!
This book was found at the Pierce College Library

A young boy wonders what happend to daddy hair and how he lost it. He realizes everybody is just different and his daddy once use to have hair. ages 3-5 for a class read

This bold shows that sometimes other people look different and it is okay to know that it are still the same as everyone else.

A little boy searches for his fathers hair. He looks everywhere in the house. So His father explains to hime why he no longer has hair. the little boy understood and loves his father no matter what. Ages 3-5 Pierce County Library System

Story about the different ways people can look, and that differences are ok. Recommend for ages 3-5

This book is great to show children that everyone is different. What is on the outside what really matters is on the inside.

I loved this book, I think the end of it was great and taught a great lesson of accepting people the way that they are!
Ages: 3-6
Plot

Understanding that it's okay to look and be different.

My grandchildren love this tale about Jeremiah's Daddy's missing hair. Funny, thought provoking from a young child's perspective. Great read!

Young Jeremiah never noticed it before, but now he can't seem to think of anything else: his daddy is missing a lot of hair! In fact, Daddy even says that he has "lost" his hair. But whatever's lost can be found again, right? Jeremiah's search leads him all over the house and yard.