My Hair Is Like Yours
St. Clair Detrick-Jules, illustrated by Tabitha Brown
Photographs of Black children celebrate hairstyles and the connections children see between their hair and that of friends or family members. The book includes cornrows, twists, loose curls, locs, braids, fades, and puffs, along with different hair textures and skin tones. Each child compares their hairstyle with someone else’s, whether an adult or another child. A mirror at the end accompanies an affirmation that every child is more than enough.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.
