J M Forster
Bad Hair Days: A mystery for children and young teens aged 10-14
language
(Scribblepad Press Sept. 29, 2017)
, 1 edition
FINALIST IN THE WISHING SHELF BOOK AWARDS 2017
For Mallow, every day is a Bad Hair Day.
Wearing a wig means Mallow can hide her hair loss. But now someone’s sending her creepy messages. It’s a race to stop them before everyone discovers her secret.
Losing her hair was hard enough – but will she lose the people she cares about too?
A touching mystery about family, friendships and being different, from the award-winning author of Shadow Jumper.
Bad Hair Days is perfect for older children and young teens.
PRAISE FOR BAD HAIR DAYS
Bad Hair Days not only gives the reader an insight into how it would feel to deal with the emotional impact of hair loss, but it is a story about the importance of family and friendship all tied up in a great mystery story. It is a perfect read for teens. Stressy Mummy Blogger
INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR
Q: How did you decide to write for 10-14 year olds?
A: When I was about 11-14 years old I loved reading action & adventure stories and mysteries. Being totally involved in the story and trying to figure out what was going to happen next was great fun, and for me this was the age when I first became really aware of how fantastic it was to read a well-written, gripping story. I wanted to recreate that feeling in my first book, SHADOW JUMPER - to be action-filled and a page-turner but to also tackle contemporary themes and issues.
I hope I've also achieved that in BAD HAIR DAYS, although it's a book about emotions and growing up too.
Q: Why did you decide to write about hair loss?
I don't have personal experience of this distressing condition, but I am drawn to writing about people who are different, and I wanted to explore how they cope with the challenges, particularly relationships with family and friends, and bullying. I wanted to convey how difficult it must be to be a teenager living with hair loss, but also how strong friendships and family can really help.
Q. Is this book for boys or girls?
Both! The issues in the book effect both boys and girls. If you love a mystery adventures, then Bad Hairs Days could be the right book for you, your child or grandchild. And I'd love to know what you think of it, so do leave a review on here if you liked it.
Please visit my website for more information about my books and writing. See details in the About Author section below.
J M Forster is the awarding-winning writer of mystery books for 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 year olds, books about social and family issues, action and adventure stories, teen mysteries, fantasy, teenage adventure books for girls, teen books for boys, books for boys 9-12, children's books age 9 - 11.
For Mallow, every day is a Bad Hair Day.
Wearing a wig means Mallow can hide her hair loss. But now someone’s sending her creepy messages. It’s a race to stop them before everyone discovers her secret.
Losing her hair was hard enough – but will she lose the people she cares about too?
A touching mystery about family, friendships and being different, from the award-winning author of Shadow Jumper.
Bad Hair Days is perfect for older children and young teens.
PRAISE FOR BAD HAIR DAYS
Bad Hair Days not only gives the reader an insight into how it would feel to deal with the emotional impact of hair loss, but it is a story about the importance of family and friendship all tied up in a great mystery story. It is a perfect read for teens. Stressy Mummy Blogger
INTERVIEW WITH THE AUTHOR
Q: How did you decide to write for 10-14 year olds?
A: When I was about 11-14 years old I loved reading action & adventure stories and mysteries. Being totally involved in the story and trying to figure out what was going to happen next was great fun, and for me this was the age when I first became really aware of how fantastic it was to read a well-written, gripping story. I wanted to recreate that feeling in my first book, SHADOW JUMPER - to be action-filled and a page-turner but to also tackle contemporary themes and issues.
I hope I've also achieved that in BAD HAIR DAYS, although it's a book about emotions and growing up too.
Q: Why did you decide to write about hair loss?
I don't have personal experience of this distressing condition, but I am drawn to writing about people who are different, and I wanted to explore how they cope with the challenges, particularly relationships with family and friends, and bullying. I wanted to convey how difficult it must be to be a teenager living with hair loss, but also how strong friendships and family can really help.
Q. Is this book for boys or girls?
Both! The issues in the book effect both boys and girls. If you love a mystery adventures, then Bad Hairs Days could be the right book for you, your child or grandchild. And I'd love to know what you think of it, so do leave a review on here if you liked it.
Please visit my website for more information about my books and writing. See details in the About Author section below.
J M Forster is the awarding-winning writer of mystery books for 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 year olds, books about social and family issues, action and adventure stories, teen mysteries, fantasy, teenage adventure books for girls, teen books for boys, books for boys 9-12, children's books age 9 - 11.
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