My Hair Can
$17.99
Primary: Children, ages 4–7
Secondary: Christian parents, grandparents, children’s ministry workers, Sunday school teachers, adults with young children in their lives, fans of Matt Forte
2024 HEIRLOOM BOOK CLUB AWARD WINNER
Celebrate what your hair can do! This joyful, rhyming picture book invites diverse girls and boys to embrace their natural hair with an uplifting reminder of their self-worth.
My hair has roots from many places under the sun,
telling the story of my ancestors and where I come from.
I can shake my hair like a baby with a rattle,
or cut it all off to support my friend’s battle.
What can your hair do? From cool curls to crisp fades, from long locs, to beaded braids, bright joyful illustrations of diverse children burst from each page inspiring self-love and positive self-esteem. But hair love is more than knots, locs, and mohawks. Discover the power of cutting your hair in solidarity with a sick friend or celebrating your heritage with hairstyles from your ancestral roots.
My Hair Can is an encouraging reminder for young readers about loving their hair, respecting differences, and celebrating their God-given uniqueness.
Features rhyming text perfect for read-aloud book
Represents hairstyles of boys and girls
Builds positive affirmations, confidence, and self-esteem
Emphasizes hair connection to ancestral roots
Empowers solidarity with friends
Highlights each child’s God-given uniqueness
Includes delightful and colorful illustrations
“Forte’s picture book reminds kids to not only see their hair as wonderful creations but also to see their peers as uniquely created too. It’s a call for kids to cut through the lies of the enemy with a thankful, joyful heart and to be confident in God’s extraordinary design.” –Heriloom Book Club Review Excerpt
Inspire children of multiple ethnicities (ages 4–7) to wear their hair proud.
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