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Crown: an ode to a fresh cut

  • Writer: Richelle Saavedra
    Richelle Saavedra
  • Nov 2, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 16, 2020


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Barnes, D. D., & James, G. C. (2017). Crown: an ode to the fresh cut. Chicago, IL: Bolden Books.

Summary:

Getting a hair cut can be an experience that makes you feel like royalty. When you walk into the barbershop, you are a blank canvas that the barber can create a masterpiece. You might pass your test and even shine brighter than a star. The girls will think that you look fine and won't be able to get their eyes off of you. Getting a hair cut changes the appearance of how you look; it makes you look outstanding. Getting the hair cut will be worth it because when you step out of the barbershop, you will feel flawless and like royalty.






Strength:

The illustrations of the book show excellent detail of hair cuts. The book shows the importance of feeling confident and making a good impression. The children will like reading the book because of the way it is written and the illustrations it uses.


Award:

Coretta Scott King Award Nominee for Author Honor (2018)


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