A Black Girl and Her Braids Erica Hornthal and offers dreams of alternative

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A Black Girl and Her Braids Erica Hornthal and offers dreams of alternativeBy: Jaylene Clark Owens Published by Penguin Group, 2026 01 06 Based on the viral poem, braids of all lengths, looks, parts, and styles are explored and cheered on in this vibrant picture book celebrating the versatility of Black hair. Join author Jaylene Clark Owens as she pens an ode to Black girls and braids, a dynamic duo. This empowering picture book shines a light on what braids mean to Black girls of all ages and shows how Black communities