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Hugh Shampoo

Hugh Shampoo

Published in
2013
3.69
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Description

Hairier than Hairy Maclary, dirtier than Dirty Bertie, more shocking than Shock-headed Peter, Hugh Shampoo is a boy who will make you gasp, laugh, and wish for a hair-care regime to rival Justin Bieber's! Hugh Shampoo won't go near scissors, brushes, or shower attachments. He simply hates having his hair washed or combed or tampered with in any way. So he's not a particularly unusual little boy. What's more unusual is that his parents are both hairdressers. Poor Hugh! But then, when his parents decide to enter the 'scissor showdown' contest, things are about to change for Hugh . . . and his messy head of hair. A story told with humour and energy and one that tackles the familiar tussle over hair-washing faced by parents and children everywhere.
Age
4-8
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
28 pages

Why to read

  • Promotes Self-Acceptance: 'Hugh Shampoo' offers a valuable lesson about embracing one's unique qualities and the importance of self-acceptance, making it a great read for children developing their sense of self.
  • Encourages Creativity: The book's main character, Hugh, uses his creativity to solve problems, which can inspire young readers to think outside the box and be more inventive in their daily lives.
  • Engaging Illustrations: Karen George's vibrant and lively illustrations captivate children's attention and enhance the reading experience, making it enjoyable for kids who are visual learners.
  • Humorous Storyline: The book's humorous approach to the topic of hair and hygiene can entertain children while also teaching them about personal care in a fun and lighthearted way.