Description
by
Abby Baldeh (Author)
A princess doesn’t have to have smoothly combed hair, and a magical fairy doesn’t need to look Western European to be beautiful and self-confident. African hairstyles like cornrows, braids, twists, and natural hair can look just as feminine as bobs and ponytails.
And that’s precisely why I’ve created this wonderful coloring book for dark-skinned girls. This book offers 31 great illustrations featuring a number of dark skinned girls with different hairstyles making their dreams a reality: riding a unicorn, dancing, being a mermaid, or simply eating ice a little girl’s heart desires.
This coloring book isn’t just for African, African-American, or mixed-race children, but for anyone – young or old – who has decided to fight against racism and is committed to intercultural exchange. Children will have a lot of fun coloring the lovingly designed pictures, and this book shows them that diversity, acceptance, open-mindedness, and equality are essential.
- Features 31 self-confident girls with lovely hairstyles like cornrows, braids, dreadlocks, and natural hair
- Girls are pictured as a princess, a mermaid, a fairy, a superhero, and much more
- Promotes diversity, acceptance, open-mindedness, and equality
- Discourages racism and discrimination
- Perfect for girls of African descent
- Single-sided pages prevent bleed-through
- Suitable for children ages 2-12 years
Have fun coloring
Number of Pages: 64Dimensions: 0.13 x 11.02 x 8.5 INPublication Date: May 13, 2020
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