Karina's Curly Crown by Maya Miernik

Karina expresses dissatisfaction with her curly hair, wishing it were like her friends'. Her mother reassures her, highlighting the beauty of her unique hair and encouraging self-acceptance. Through their conversation, Karina learns to appreciate her own beauty, realizing her curls are a special part of her identity.

What message does Karina's mother convey about beauty and self-acceptance?

How does Karina feel about her hair by the end of the conversation with her mother?