Ruthie Bon Bair refuses to dry her wet hair before bed, with disastrous consequences. Silly Ruthie doesn't listen to her mum when she tell her to dry her hair and when plants and flowers start sprouting from her head, Ruthie and her friends must find a way to stop more things sprouting from her head. The bright pictures and humor will keep kids interested and entertained through the story.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Ruthie Bon Bair : Do Not Go to Bed with Wringing Wet Hair!
"In the middle of winter, in a tucked-away
town, Where the snow never seemed to stop coming down, In a
mountain-sized house, the colour of sky, Lived a girl with thick hair
that took too long to dry."
A charming rhyming story written by Susan Lubner that children ages 3-6 will enjoy.
Ruthie Bon Bair refuses to dry her wet hair before bed, with disastrous consequences. Silly Ruthie doesn't listen to her mum when she tell her to dry her hair and when plants and flowers start sprouting from her head, Ruthie and her friends must find a way to stop more things sprouting from her head. The bright pictures and humor will keep kids interested and entertained through the story.
Ruthie Bon Bair refuses to dry her wet hair before bed, with disastrous consequences. Silly Ruthie doesn't listen to her mum when she tell her to dry her hair and when plants and flowers start sprouting from her head, Ruthie and her friends must find a way to stop more things sprouting from her head. The bright pictures and humor will keep kids interested and entertained through the story.
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