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What small child doesnt like to comb his or her mothers hair? Jason decides iif he is going to do it, he has to do it right. And that means practice and lots of it. So on what and on whom does he practice besides himself? Read this book and nd out, and remember that practice makes perfect, and that concept belongs to many things.This book addresses primary colors in a very funny and entertaining way, and it gives the adult and child a chance to interact in the story. (Be sure to tell your child that he or she should never really dye his or her own hair and that this story is just pretend.)You do not have to be studying your colors to enjoy this book either, because this is another very family friendly book that will simply make you laugh. In fact, it is probably a great gift for your very own hairdresser, whether that person is your own child or grandchild or the person at the beauty parlour you visit when young hands arent ‘playing with your hair .Penelope Dyan, author of 'Surfer Girl, best teen book at the 2008 New York Book Festival and best teen book at the 2008 Hollywood Book Festival, a former teacher and attorney, really understands kids. She brings all her knowledge and love of children with her as she writes her books, and like all Bellissima Books, her books have a lesson and a purpose. So celebrate childhood with Dyans delightful poetry and fun illustrations, and remember and never forget that Bellissima loves kids! And play 'Beauty Parlour (becauseplaying is fun, even when it is serious.)
