A Fun Read! .
It’s a very fun and easy book to read to kids. It has a catch phrase that makes it engaging and will get kids participating and following the story. It’s fun to guess and see where the hair will land next. Kids will love reading this one. It’s busy, colorful, funny and keeps them guessing, and with visionary illustrations, this makes a great library, classroom or party read.

Wigged Out Adventure

This was a light hearted book wondering where the clowns wig went. It was a surface topic. This story would work at bedtime or anytime of the dat. I think this would read well in a 1:1 basis or in a group setting.

The illustrations depicted the adventure the wig took throughout the plot. You get a variety of scenes and characters.

I received a free copy of this book from Stéphanie Boyer and Chouette Publishing. I am voluntarily leaving a review. All opinions are my own.

This is a super fun book for early readers! There were multiple aspects of this book that I really enjoyed:
1. The structure. While rather repetitive, this book's structure is perfect for younger readers. It allows them to latch onto a pattern and fall into the rhythm of the book.
2. The range of different dog breeds mentioned. This gives the book some diversity, but it allows serves as a way to learn about dogs. This is especially important for little ones that love dogs, because they see numerous types of them as they follow Momo's hair's journey.
3. Lastly, the whimsical illustrations. They were very colorful and fun, which worked perfectly with Momo's story. Additionally, there were a bunch of little details (Easter eggs) within the illustrations that kids can recognize and giggle at (i.e. a woman walking her pet pig).
Bravo!

Colorful and whimsical picture book about a clown's wig that gets blown off and onto the heads of several dogs. Overall, very cute.

A hilarious story about a clown's wig flying around town. There's very little text but we didn't mind it. This allowed us to linger and discover all those tiny, adorable details in the colourful illustration. Funny dogs, a pig on a bicycle, and cheeky mice. I enjoyed this as much as my daughter did.

I loved this! The illustrations are so chalky and adorable. The story is very cute, although why did Momo's hair only bounce to animals? This book might have not had a larger message or "point", but sometimes I think children's books just need to be fun and cute!

First, I'd like to give thanks to the author, Stephanie Boyer, the illustrator, Caroline Hamel, the translator, Carine Laforest, the publisher, Crackboom! Books, and NetGalley for the privilege to be able to read this adorable and cute children's book, Where Did Momo's Hair Go? I will share my review to Amazon, Goodreads, and Barnes&Noble, since it seems to have already been released. The illustrations are stunningly cute and childlike. The color schemes are eye-catching and contrasting, sure to catch the eyes of children, and the cover is very good and gives a good tonal idea of the book. I think the dogs, houses, and boat are especially cute.

The story focuses on Momo and his wig, which has flown off and vsits different neighborhood dogs before finding its home again. This is a great book for teaching kids about dog breeds, and will be popular with children who love dogs, animals in general, and fun illustrations. I would recommend for all children younger than five. I can't wait to see more from Caroline Hamel! I can't get enough of the illustrations.

Where Did Momo's Hair Go is a fun and silly read. It includes bright and vibrant illustrations the my little ones loved. This book has some seriously silly situations that had my kids laughing the whole time, even ending on a cliffhanger which had my kids making up even more funny scenarios about where Momo's hair went!

Such a delightful cute story! I loved the ending!
Love the illustrations - absolutely adorable.
Perfect read for parents who to read to their young kids.

This book is incredibly cute and fun. The story is simple and oh so silly. Probably the best part are the bright and colourful illustrations that one could lost looking at for hours for all the adorable and whimsical details that have been added. I’m sure kids (and adults) of all ages will adore this book.

Poor Momo and his disappearing hair!

This is one of those children's books that I think will be a hit or miss depending on the reader's ability to truly bring it to life. The plot itself is simple: the wind takes poor Momo the clown's wig away, and pure silliness ensues. The wig has an adventure of its own, ending up on multiple dogs' heads — and all the while the colorful, vibrant city and its people are on display.

All in all, adorable and bright illustrations + a goofy story make this a great book for storytime.

(Thank you to NetGalley and the author for providing me with a free digital copy in exchange for an honest review.)

‘Where Did Momo’s Hair Go?’ by Stephanie Boyer is a whimsical children’s book that attempts to deliver a humorous tale about a clown who loses his hair, which then bounces around and interacts with various dogs. Despite its potential for lighthearted fun, the book falls short in several key areas, making it a less-than-stellar read.

Plot: ★☆☆☆☆
The plot centres around Momo, a clown who loses his hair, which then takes on a life of its own, bouncing around and finding itself with different dogs. While this concept might sound amusing, the execution is rather underwhelming. The storyline feels disjointed and lacks depth, failing to engage the reader in any meaningful way. The simplicity of the plot might appeal to very young children, but even for them, it will likely come across as flat and uninspired.

Character: ★☆☆☆☆
Momo, the main character, is a clown who is hard to connect with. His character lacks the charm and relatability needed to endear him to the audience. The story does little to develop his personality or make him interesting, which is a significant drawback. Without a compelling main character, it is difficult for readers to invest in the story or care about Momo's predicament.

Illustrations: ★★☆☆☆
The illustrations are the most redeeming quality of the book, but even they are not enough to save it. While the artwork is colourful and somewhat playful, it lacks the finesse and creativity that could have made the book more visually appealing. The illustrations do an adequate job of supporting the text, but they do not elevate the overall reading experience as much as one would hope.

Engagement: ★☆☆☆☆
Engagement is severely lacking in this book. The story does not hold attention well, and the humour falls flat. The plot’s repetitive nature and the uninteresting character make it a struggle to keep young readers engaged. There are no captivating twists or memorable moments that would make children eager to turn the pages.

Readability: ★★★☆☆
The readability of the book is average. The text is simple and straightforward, which is suitable for young readers. However, the lack of engaging content makes it a chore to read through. While the language is accessible, it does not inspire much enthusiasm or interest.

Enjoyment: ★☆☆☆☆
Enjoyment is seriously lacking in ‘Where Did Momo’s Hair Go?’. The story’s weak plot, uninteresting characters, and mediocre illustrations result in a book that is unlikely to be enjoyed by most readers. The humorous premise does not translate well into an enjoyable reading experience, making it a disappointing choice for a children's book.

‘Where Did Momo’s Hair Go?’ by Stephanie Boyer is a book that misses the mark on multiple fronts. With a lacklustre plot, an unengaging main character, and only moderately appealing illustrations, it fails to capture the interest and imagination of young readers. While it might hold some appeal for very young children due to its simple language and colourful pictures, it does not offer enough substance or entertainment to make it a worthwhile addition to a child's library.

Very colorful storybook. This tells the story of Momo and how he lost his hair. I like that it goes on all types of dogs and teaches different breeds. This is a very easy read.

This book was a joy for my daughter and her parents to share. If a child returns to a book, it is often a good sign that the author and illustrator have captured their imagination. The colourful pages and beautifully crafted story has been a favourite at bedtime.

Thank you Chouette Publishing and NetGalley for providing me access to this ebook.

I think the illustrations are good and I appreciate how this book introduces various dog breeds to children, but the actual story fell flat, I thought I may be unfairly judging this book, so I decided to read it again but to my two children. Both of them were bored and said they didn’t carry for the story. My youngest (girl, 5 years old) loved the illustrations, but had nothing else positive or helpful to say. My other child (girl, 7) said she liked the pictures and dogs, but wanted more adventure in story,

Overall, not a story I’d recommend. The illustrations raised my rating from one star to two stars.

I received a complimentary copy of this book via Netgalley. Opinions expressed in this review are my own opinions.

What a fun story! I enjoyed looking at the image to find Momo's hair and see if it's another dog who has it.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with this book for free in exchange for my review! All opinions are my own.

I will start off by saying that I am not a huge fan of clowns, but I also don't necessarily fear them or hate them. However, I thought this book was very charming. In a way, this book gave me Eric Carle vibes or maybe even Madeline vibes. I thought it was a very clever and charming story. I also loved the colorful illustrations. This book will be fun for children and may help them see that clowns aren't always scary!

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Follow the journey of Momo’s hair after it flies off his head and finds itself in some peculiar and interesting places.

This was a fun read that didn’t take itself too seriously. Sometimes it’s nice to have a book with no underlying lesson and just a bit of fun. The illustrations were colourful and eye catching and are a big draw to little children.

Myself and my little girl look forward to seeing where Momo’s hair goes next.

Read it... It s a cozy reading... Read with your children absolutely. It make me laugh and just a little bit cry... But you must to read

This is a very weird funny book. I would absolutely love the chance to read this with a whole group of kids because it would be so easy to get them to interact with this story. The pictures are kind of simple and bright and you keep seeing the wig go from one person to another to a dog, etc and I am an adult who was giggling while I found the hair in the picture.
Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this