Enchanted Hair Tale

0060216247 From Publishers Weekly The dreadlocks of Sudan's
enchanted hair "giggled when he talked/ and roared
when he walked/ and often sprouted wings." But people [more]

0060216247 From Publishers Weekly The dreadlocks of Sudan's
enchanted hair "giggled when he talked/ and roared
when he walked/ and often sprouted wings." But people
make fun of his hair, and that makes him misbehave. He
finally runs away from home and discovers a back street
filled with zebras, parakeets and, more importantly, exotic
people with hair like his own. They invite him to join them,
and one of the street people, Pearl Poet, finally takes
him home. "Just be your pretty self, Sudan," she
tells him.[less]