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    Bad Hair Day
    Bad Hair Day
    Bad Hair Day
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    Bad Hair Day

    By Stacie Buckle

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    Bad Hair Day is a silly and humorous book that teaches children early in life that grooming is a natural and happy part of the day. Focusing on toddlers but great for any age, this book centers around a child's personal experience and personal emotions with grooming. It is delightful and fun for all ages, as well as, easy for a child to relate to the experiences of the child in the book. True to life experience this book teaches self respect and light hearted humor. This is a rhyming picture book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacie Buckle
    Release dateSep 16, 2011
    ISBN9781465953407
    Bad Hair Day
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    Stacie Buckle

    Stacie Buckle has been the author of many short stories, chapter books, children's stories and poetry. Currently she holds a certification in Neurolinguistic programming and Certified Life Coach. These have both contributed to her choice of stories and understanding her audience. Her current children's stories have been live tested by tough to please elementary students. Stacie Buckle's short stories and chapter books are also well reviewed by readers.

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