Books with title Wonderful Wikis

Join Wonderful Willy on his daily adventures as he both delights and annoys those he loves and those who love him. "Wonderful Willy" is told in lilting verse with illustrations that, just like Willy himself, practically leap from the pages. As the king of cool, master of mischief, and the sweetest little alarm clock ever, Willy wraps his furry tail around the reader's heart and does not let it go! Young and old will love Willy as much as his human family in suburban Cleveland, Ohio. Children will place this charmer on the bookshelf next to all their favorites...but not for long. This is one picture book they will ask for again and again. And parents won't mind one bit.

Tells a story of Aisha, an eight year old girl, reliving her experience with cancer, and the loss of her hair. Her mother takes her to a wig store to help her find something to make her feel more comfortable with her hairloss. What does she find? Join her as she travels down memory lane. The feelings she had before, during and after treatment, and how she overcame them. It is a reassuring book that can help relieve some of the fears and questions that any child battling cancer, or a child that may have a loved one undergoing cancer treatment may have. Especially issues of hair loss, rejection, and self esteem. It is an effective tool that may help open the lines of communication between child and adult. Jack III created effective illustrations to ease any discomfort you may have while trying to explain cancer to a child. It is a helpful and much needed resource and tool.