Harriet's Horrible Hair Day
A fun, zany picturebook about loving who you are.
When Harriet's sister and brother offer to fix Harriet's
rebellious curl, the three of them
launch
into a series of outrageous, hair-raising
schemes to tame
Harriet's wayward ringlet.
Despite their best efforts, though,
two...three...four...and still more
curls break loose.
Award:
Best Bets for the Classroom
(Picture Books) ―Virginia Center for the Book
Review:
“The elaborate, messy, and absurd attempts at repair are entertaining, as is the dialogue of the sibs (who are clearly enjoying their experimentation) as they put Harriet through their tender ministrations….[The artwork] has an electric energy that will appeal to viewers. ... If you’re looking to take the knots out of a bad hair day, try this.” ―The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books
Review:
"This is such a cute and silly book to show children that it is okay to be who you are. The creative ideas that Harriet's brother and sister come up with to get rid of the curls in Harriet's hair will be sure to get a giggle out of the young ones." ―Kerri Harshaw, Goodreads Reviewer
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Mist-Seer
All Lacee Dorsett wants is a normal life. She tries to hide her ability to mentally travel through time. But when Lacee's best friend, Tyler, begs her to help him find his stolen pet tar-tung, Lacee has to choose normalcy or friendship. Lacee quickly discovers other tar-tung have also been stolen. But why? For the beasts' psychic abilities, or for something more sinister?
Somehow the missing tar-tung are tied to a crippling addiction annihilating the upper class.
Lacee discovers an unlikely ally in Maddox, a phantom desperate to reunite his imprisoned spirit with his ensorcelled physical body. Lacee fears her powers, Tyler begs her to use them, and Maddox has answers that could kill them all.
Many deceptions tangle with truth, and only
a mist-seer can see the future within the past. If she lives long enough.
Review:
"I LOVED this book!! This book was so beautifully written and I could see everything like I was there watching everything unfold." ― Shannon B., Amazon Reviewer
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