Cody is a fun and energetic boy who loves his crazy curly hair, even if it means eating chicken hair soup. Join Cody and his crazy curls as he realizes that they are a part of who he is and make him happy.About the Author
Andrea Realpe is the author and illustrator of her debut children's book, Cody's Crazy Curls. She was inspired by her own curly-haired boy to write this story in hopes that it will resonate with other curly-haired kids. She currently lives in Washington state with her high school sweetheart and loving toddler.
Andrea's work has been enjoyed by collectors all over the world. She has been featured on People.com and published on the Parent Resource Book for Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools, Women of Color Journal, The Eyrie Magazine, Red Door Magazine and The New York Times. She has exhibited her work throughout the country such as Newbury Street, Boston, Chicago, IL, Tallahassee, Florida, and New York.
She enjoys supporting fundraisers such as Southern Arizona Book Heroes, Sketch for Survival - Explorers Against Extinction, Amy's Art Cart, Children's Hospital New Orleans, Global Conservation Force and many others. Cody's Crazy Curls
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Cute book about differences
I like how this book reassures kids that it’s ok to embrace their difference. Cute illustrations! I think there are so many situations where people try to sway an opinion change and it’s important for children to stay true to themselves. Kindle Edition Curly entertainment
Cody, a cute girl with curly hairs. The story is funny, keep you smiling and kids giggling throughout. Cody has curly hairs and that causes troubles. But Cody loves them. Story line is simple and entertaining. Illustrations are excellent. Book is a good one to read. Kindle Edition being true to yourself
A wonderful story of acceptance and being true to oneself. Cody is an example of how we should all be- authentic and steadfast in believing in ourselves! Love the positive message of this story. You are perfect just the way you are. Kindle Edition Loving Those Curls
Cody loves his hair even though it sometimes gets in his way. He listens to all of the people who have opinions about his hair and figures out the best way to be happy. This cute story teaches how our uniqueness can make us happy. Kindle Edition Fun hair!
The character Cody is ecstatic about how wild his hair is. Unfortunately there are some obstacles with this crazy hair. Cody uses problem solving to make things work out. I love the many expressions on Cody’s face. Kindle Edition
Really Cute!
I love the inspiring, uplifting message of loving yourself and everything that makes you unique. The illustrations are just wonderful!
I’m really curious how the author’s curly-haired son, Mathias looks like in real life. I’m sure he must be as adorable! Kindle Edition a sweet book about being different and loving yourself
This is a sweet book about a boy with Crazy Curly hair. Some try to convince him to cut his hair but he loves it too much. He runs into problems that make him thinks he should listen to everyone, but the end is very sweet. Great story about being different and loving yourself
for it. Kindle Edition It’s good to be yourself!
This is a touching story about Cody and his curly hair. I'm impressed by how confident he is despite his family's insistence that he cut it. He believed that his hair, even though it was different, made him special and handsome. I think all children should read this story - It's good to be yourself. Love the illustrations! I would recommend the book to all teachers and parents! Kindle Edition Love it!
What a sweet and heartwarming story about Cody and his curls. I really liked Cody’s confidence and self-esteem even when his mom,sisters and grandma tell him to cut his hair. He strongly believes that although his hair is different, it is part of what makes him unique, special and handsome. That is exactly how all children should feel after reading Cody’s story.The illustrations are so cute too. Kindle Edition I really enjoyed this book. Wish I had this book growing up. One day my hair was straight, then it just changed overnight. It was unmanageable, frizzy and curly...and I didn't have a clue what was going on. Everyone in my family had straight hair. My family members like my cousins would joke about my hair...and it made me wonder if I was adopted. One day I cried in the mirror and cut it all off. Not until I was a teenager did I embrace my curls like Cody in the story...not until about 15 yrs of age did I discover hair products, and that I just happened to have gotten the curly hair gene from someone further down my family tree...my father's Moroccan side...which has now shown up in our youngest who is 3. I love the character the author has created...loving his curls and the illustrations are wonderful. So happy this book was written so other children can read this and love who God made them...with curly, kinky, crazy, beautiful hair 😍 Kindle Edition