Books with title No Haircut!

Brent hates haircuts! He cries and screams every time. Brent's cousins come together to help him relax while getting a haircut. No Haircut! is a children's picture book written to help ease the fear of haircut. The book previews the haircutting process so it will be less intimidating. It lets a child experience the sights and sounds of the strange new world of the barbershop or salon before the big moment arrives. Also available in Spanish with the title: ¡No Corte De Pelo!

Danielle has a nightmare about her rival, Marjorie Fox. Marjorie is after her boyfriend, Daren. She meets her on the beach and throws her in the trunk of her car. She takes Marjorie to the base of an old oak tree in her front yard and throws her into a gaping dark hole. But the nightmare turns on Danielle. As she tries to get away, a low-hanging branch grabs hold of her long reddish gold hair. She ends up swinging from the tree by her hair. She wakes up in her bed with her long, waist-length hair wrapped around her neck and must struggle to disentangle herself from it. Even worse, when she goes downstairs for breakfast, she sees a strange person she has never seen before hanging around the very same oak tree staring back at her. It was just a dream, wasn't it? Or was the nightmare something else? Danielle had better figure it out pretty soon. Either that or she had better get a haircut.

Here's a book about a problem EVERY parent can relate to -- and one that's right on the money. In a simple, beguiling way Elivia Savadier captures the trials and tribulations leading up to a child's first haircut. The reader is first introduced to Dominic's hair -- some of it curly, some straight, but no matter what shape it's in, Dominic has no intention of having it cut. His mother is beside herself but when Dominic sees that she's upset, a change of heart may be in the offing...

Here's a book about a problem EVERY parent can relate to -- and one that's right on the money. In a simple, beguiling way Elivia Savadier captures the trials and tribulations leading up to a child's first haircut. The reader is first introduced to Dominic's hair -- some of it curly, some straight, but no matter what shape it's in, Dominic has no intention of having it cut. His mother is beside herself but when Dominic sees that she's upset, a change of heart may be in the offing...