By looking at the cover you may be mistaken for thinking A Hat for Every Harriet is a book about hats. From the first page it is clearly explained with the line ' Not hats like that… ' that this story much more than a tale of dress ups and make believe.
By looking at the cover you may be mistaken for thinking A Hat for Every Harriet is a book about hats.
From the first page it is clearly explained with the line ' Not hats like that… ' that this story much more than a tale of dress ups and make believe.
Jess Horn has used hats as the perfect metaphor for how Harriet, a neurodivergent child adapts her behaviours to suit the situation or dynamic of people she is presented with.
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By looking at the cover you may be mistaken for thinking A Hat for Every Harriet is a book about hats. From the first page it is clearly explained with the line ' Not hats like that… ' that this story much more than a tale of dress ups and make believe. Jess Horn has used hats as the perfect metaphor for how Harriet, a neurodivergent child adapts her behaviours to suit the situation or dynamic of people she is presented with.
It is a gently told story about being yourself and accepting who you are. What happens when the situation requires all of the hats at once? Bringing the words to life is the amazing Zoë Bennet.
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