Doctoroo and the Case of the Red-Hot Hawaiians by Rachel B. Wellner - Children's Fiction (Ages 3-7), 44 pages
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Book Details:
Book Title: Doctoroo and the Case of the Red-Hot Hawaiians by
Rachel B. Wellner
Category: Children's Fiction (Ages 3-7), 44 pages
Genre: Children's Book
Publisher: Wellner Media
Release Date: March 2022
Formats Available for Review: print- Softback (USA only), e-book (Gifted KINDLE, EPUB, PDF)
Tour dates: June 6 to June 24
Content Rating: G - (No bad language, story suitable for children ages 3-7.)
Book Description:
Doctoroo (also known as Dr. Marsha Roo) and her team―Kirby Koala,
Louie Llama, and Terence Toad― may live in Australia, but they travel
all over the world solving medical mysteries. In Doctoroo & the Case
of the Red-Hot Hawaiians, they fly to The Big Island of Hawaii, where
red, hot and very itchy hula dancers are in danger of missing their Big
Dance Festival. Will they have to skip the Festival, or will Doctoroo
help them in time?
Guest Post
Teaching kids about why they should wear sunscreen
By Rachel Wellner MD
The Doctoroo series is all about teaching kids from pre-school to
grade school about basic health issues and maintenance. I use the format
of a mystery followed by a global trip Doctoroo and friends take to solve that
mystery to enhance the excitement of "catching the culprit" and
teaching kids the basic health lesson. My first two books were about good
nutrition and hand hygiene respectively and this third book Doctoroo and the
Case of the Red Hot Hawaiians is about sun protection.
It's very important for kids to understand why they should wear
sunscreen when they are outside. Skin cancer is becoming much more common in
young people and sunscreen greatly reduces the risk.
There are two types of sun rays that are harmful to the skin. One
is UVA rays, which cause skin aging and skin cancer such as melanoma. And the
other is UVB rays, which cause sunburn, cataracts and also contributes to skin
cancer. Sunscreens work by blocking and absorbing UV rays. SPF is a measure of
how much UVB light the sunscreen can filter out. Dermatologists recommend that
you use a sunscreen of SPF of 30 or higher. SPF 30 blocks about 97% of the UV
rays.
Doctoroo and the Case of the Red Hot Hawaiians delivers this
important message in a fun way – the SPF Hula! I love to deliver my health
messages via songs and stories to fun for the kids.
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Looks like a great childrens book.
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