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The Girl With The Bird's Nest Hair by Sarah Dyer (view source)
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|date=June 2009
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''The Girl With The Bird's Nest Hair'' is a fantastic book for any child on the cusp of reading, especially if they also hate having their hair brushed (and I know I do). Recommended.
My thanks to the publishers for sending it to Bookbag. We also have a review of [[Princess for a Day: A Clementine and Mungo Story by Sarah Dyer]].
Where scruffiness is concerned, no-one can compete with [[Harry the Dirty Dog by Gene Zion]]. For a scruffy character who scrubs up nicely, check out [[Mr Pusskins - Best In Show by Sam Lloyd]].
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