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Description
At the end of the summer holidays, Tess's family needs haircuts, but Tess refuses to let anyone cut her hair, even though it has grown so long that she can barely see. The story follows Tess as she deals with her fear of getting her hair cut. It is part of the Comet Street Kids series from Rising Stars Reading Planet, with a reading level of 3.1 for lower grades.
Quick Summary
Tess's wild hair has grown so long she can't even see where she's going, but the thought of scissors makes her squirm, turning the everyday drama of getting a haircut into a hilariously recognizable moment for anyone who's ever feared the salon chair. Kids will laugh at the silly pictures and cheer as Tess discovers that sometimes facing your fears isn't so scary after all, especially when you see the happy result. If your kid likes the humor and heart of "The Pigeon Has to Go to School!" they'll love this charming story about overcoming one little fear. Perfect for kindergarten through second grade, this 659-word early reader is ideal for kids ages 5-7 who are building confidence with chapter books.