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Hip Hop Hair is Amazing

Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021

What a wonderful book for children and adults! Children always need reinforcement for their self-esteem. This family project is the culmination of imagination, teamwork, and, inspiration, Hip Hop Hair illuminates all the senses. As an adult, you are inspired to work with your child's desires and dreams to let them know that there are no limits to what they are able to do. In the rhythm and thyme, children are notably expressing themselves, in their vernacular that makes this book so appealing that you want to read it over and over again.

★★★★★

They did it AGAIN!!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 211, 2025

If you missed out on getting their premier book, then it's time to double up. JFAM just keeps inspiring me. The beautiful souls of these 8 amazing children have delved into the history of Hip Hop and pulled out nuances of its roots. The Johnson children keep expressing their hearts for their generation to know that they are powerful and progressive. I was around when Hip Hop became more mainstream. At its core Hip Hop is an ancestral connection that reminds you of the brilliance God placed in your soul. I commend them and encourage you to purchase the book today"

★★★★★

Pure GENIUS!

Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021 From page one you, too, will find yourself smiling inspired by the poetry about life and HAIR! glorious HAIR in all it's fashions, each unique and wonderful! The illustrations are ah-mazing!! It's hard to imagine a FAMILY of CHILDREN did this no wonder it became a best seller, though: it is PURE GENIUS! KUDOS JFAM!! You are each one so individual and that you were able to come together and make this happen is TRULY INSPIRING for both children and for parents-Take notes, parents because your kids have genius in them just waiting to spring alive, tool! 10-stars!!!!

★★★★★

Fresh and fabulous

Reviewed in the United States the on January 5, 2021

This is a fun, vibrant book that encourages young children to be proud of who they are and how they look. Clearly this focuses on children of color, but i think that any child can both learn how to respect the uniqueness of others and themselves.

I find it especially fun that a family of children (all under the age of 13) wrote and illustrated the book. It's a short read, but one that comes with a powerful message and a clear directive - love who you are.