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by Karentina Miles (Author), Christina Rudenko (Illustrator)
A joyful story about curls, confidence, self-love, and learning to celebrate what makes you beautifully unique.
Meet Laylah, a young African American girl learning to embrace one of the things that makes her special-her beautiful, curly hair.
Through Laylah's experiences and emotions, Curls, Curls, Curls encourages young readers to see their differences as something to celebrate rather than something to hide. As Laylah learns to appreciate her curls, children are invited to explore confidence, individuality, self-acceptance, and the importance of loving themselves exactly as they are.
With an engaging and uplifting message, this children's picture book opens the door for meaningful conversations between children, parents, caregivers, and educators about identity, confidence, natural hair, diversity, and representation.
Curls, Curls, Curls is especially meaningful for children with curly and textured hair who may be learning to appreciate their natural beauty. It also provides an opportunity for all young readers to learn that our differences are part of what makes each of us unique.
Perfect for parents, caregivers, educators, libraries, and anyone looking for children's books that encourage positive self-image, confidence, self-love, diversity, and representation.
For every child who has ever wondered if being different was something to change-this story is a reminder that what makes you different can also be what makes you beautiful.
Recommended for young readers who enjoy stories about confidence, self-love, individuality, natural hair, friendship, diversity, and celebrating who they are.
