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Also by this author:The Awkward Dinosaurs, Hard-Working Mermaids
Published byKR Publishingon July 2019
Genres:Children's
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Everyone loves beards, so why not learn about some of the greatest beards in history? From Abraham Lincoln to Mr. T, these quirky illustrations will have you laughing along with the bearded person in your life. This book is about some great bearded historical figures, but it's also highlighting the number one beard in a child's life - his dad's!
Another fun, colorful book from author/illustrator Kellen Roggenbuck! Your young reader will love it, and it makes a perfect gift for new bearded dads!
Calling all dads with beards, here is a book for you. Great Beards of History is a humorous, lighthearted, and yet educational and historical (to an extent…) look at some people with some pretty great beards. Bearded people include:
- Blackbeard
- Abraham Lincoln
- Frederick Douglass
- Kellen Roggenbuck
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