Book details
Mary'S Hair
Description
Mary despises her unruly, curly hair and decides to cut it off, much to her delight and her mother's dismay. Despite her mother's prohibition on cutting her own hair, Mary finds a loophole that leads to humorous consequences involving a dog. This lively tale by Irish Laureate Eoin Colfer combines the mischief of Horrid Henry with the humor of Mrs Doyle, featuring full-color artwork and presented in an easy-to-read format.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
79 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Storytelling: Eoin Colfer is known for his captivating storytelling style, which makes 'Mary's Hair' an enjoyable and engaging read for children and adults alike.
- Important Themes: The book addresses themes such as self-esteem, acceptance, and the importance of being true to oneself, which are valuable lessons for young readers.
- Humorous Content: 'Mary's Hair' is infused with Eoin Colfer's signature humor, ensuring that readers will find plenty of laughs throughout the story.
- Language Development: As with many of Colfer's books, 'Mary's Hair' is written with rich language that can help in the development of a child's vocabulary and understanding of literary devices.