AMMA & ME REVIEW: 'BIG BOUFFANT'

I am currently helping judge a national book award for first-time authors and illustrators and decided to have my Korean Mother In-Law help out. 

Here's my AMMA & ME review of 
"Big Bouffant".

AMMA: The girl make herself with honey and tomato ketchup in her hair. Nobody home? Where are the parents? I don’t understand why she put honey and tomato ketchup in her hair. If mother watch, she can’t do that.

ME: Not satisfied with current coiffes and wanting to make a splashy entrance at school Annabelle decides to take matters into her own hands. A pantry of condiments, some ribbon, a few small figurines and even a live bird later, she has her new doo. I think some of the protesters down at occupy Wall Street have borrowed this recipe for their dread-locks. This is a cute book about the importance of finding and being yourself.

Comments

[Vivian Kendricks]

How hard is it to review books by first-time authors? Is there any pressure?

[Natasha Tygart]

The illustrations are impressive. Someone has to fix that hair of hers.

[laurahill]

I am very happy to read such a kind of information..good book reviews..I think this book is interesting for reading.
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It seemed almost like hypocrisy and lying, sometimes, oh, often, on Birkin's part, to talk so deeply and importantly.