Description
A celebration of the many different ways a multiracial group of seven friends braid their hair.
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A celebration of the many different ways a multiracial group of seven friends braid their hair.
A celebration of the many different ways a multiracial group of seven friends braid their hair.
Web discounts do not apply to Bebop books
Adjoa J. Burrowes has illustrated many books for children, including two published by Lee & Low: My Steps, a Child magazine Best Book of the Year, and Grandma's Purple Flowers, which she also wrote, an American Bookseller "Pick of the Lists" selection. In addition, Burrowes has written and illustrated several books for Lee & Low's Bebop Books educational imprint. Burrowes received a Fine Arts degree from Howard University and currently lives with her children in Herndon, Virginia. To find out more about Adjoa Burrowes, visit her website: www.adjoaburrowes.com.
On her way to the park, an African American girl sizes up herself and the world around her.
An African American boy's family lovingly piles so much clothing on him that he quickly goes from feeling cold to feeling hot.
A Latina girl scores a goal in an after-school game of soccer with her friends.
Pedro tiene una pizza. ¿Por qué crees que quiere más?
Pedro has a pizza. Why do you think he wants more?