haircutting

Stewart's parents think he needs his first haircut but he refuses because his hair is perfect for collecting spiders and hiding treats, until it grows so long that it interferes with his favorite activity--scaring.

A boy must convince his llama that it needs a haircut, and choose the perfect hair style for picture day.

At only eight years old, kid barber J.D. already has an impressive resume. He beat his nemesis in the Great Barber Battle of Meridian, Mississippi, and the online hair tutorials he made with his sister landed him on local TV. Now J.D. steps onto a larger stage in Atlanta as the youngest competitor at a national hair showcase. He can handle the pressure and the amazing perks, but being away from Meridian has J.D. wondering-is victory as sweet without your hometown crew?.

The youngest barber to be invited to the Beauty Brothers Hair Expo in Atlanta, eight-year-old J.D. discovers that the world of hair and beauty is so much bigger than he imagined--and he is ready to step up his game.

Elmo gets a terrible haircut and makes a trip to outer space to get it fixed by Moog-Moog, the great barber of the universe.

"Billie is the best hairdresser in the world! She likes to comb and style her dolls' hair. But real hairdressers cut too ..."--P. [4] of cover.

Celebrates the magnificent feeling that comes from walking out of a barber shop with newly-cut hair.

Sadie offers to give her little sister a free haircut.

Simple text and illustrations describe a young girl's experience getting her hair cut.