With both Mommy and Daddy helping, Jeremy's first haircut is a painless and exciting adventure.
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Kindergarten-Grade 2 Two-year-old Jeremy is in need of his first trim. After a little explaining and much coaxing, mom gets Jeremy into the chair where she tries, unsuccessfully, to administer the haircut. Jeremy scrambles away, and the attempt at barbering continues in the sandbox. By the time dad arrives home, the boy's hair is in a state of disarray. Finally, mom and dad alternate between cutting Jeremy's hair and distracting him until the task is eventually accomplished. Girard presents a light-hearted story to which most children will relate. Begin's full-page color drawings capture the mood nicely as Jeremy's appearance turns from ragamuffin to well-groomed little boy. The story is more suitable for independent reading by primary grade children than as a preparatory tool for toddlers about to experience their first haircut . Anne Rockwell's My Barber (Macmillan, 1981; o.p.) will serve this latter purpose nicely. Tom Hurlburt, Minneapolis Public Library
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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