Daddy Do My Hair: Deji's Haircut

A rhyming celebration of Afro hair, barbershops and father-son relationships, from hair care coach and author T lá Okogwu and rising star illustrator, Chanté Timothy.

Informationen zum Autor T?lá Okogwu is a British-Nigerian author, journalist and hair care educator. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, but raised in London, England, she holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism. Having spent several years exploring the world of blogging, hair care and freelance writing, she finally returned to her first love: fiction. She is the author of the Onyeka fiction series, including the World Book Day novella, Onyeka and the Secret Superhero, the Daddy Do My Hair? picture book series, and the Aziza's Secret Fairy Door young fiction series under the pen name Lola Morayo. T?lá now lives in Kent with her husband and two daughters. An avid reader and lover of music, she's also a sucker for melted cheese. Learn more at tolaokogwu.com Klappentext A rhyming celebration of Afro hair, barbershops and father-son relationships, from hair care coach and author T?lá Okogwu and rising star illustrator, Chanté Timothy. Zusammenfassung A rhyming celebration of Afro hair, barbershops and father-son relationships, from hair care coach and author T?lá Okogwu and rising star illustrator, Chanté Timothy.

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Tlá Okogwu is a British-Nigerian author, journalist and hair care educator. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, but raised in London, England, she holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism. Having spent several years exploring the world of blogging, hair care and freelance writing, she finally returned to her first love: fiction. She is the author of the Onyeka fiction series, including the World Book Day novella, Onyeka and the Secret Superhero, the Daddy Do My Hair? picture book series, and the Aziza's Secret Fairy Door young fiction series under the pen name Lola Morayo. Tlá now lives in Kent with her husband and two daughters. An avid reader and lover of music, she's also a sucker for melted cheese. Learn more at tolaokogwu.com