Don't Worry, Be NAPPY! : How To Grow Dreadlocks In America And Still Get Everything You Want

Don't Worry, Be NAPPY! : How To Grow Dreadlocks In America And Still Get Everything You Want

Review"If you want to grow dreadlocks but don't know where to begin, then BUY THIS BOOK!" -- Emmanuel Gillispie"If you want to grow dreadlocks but dont know where to begin, then BUY THIS BOOK!" -- Emmanuel Gillispie, Owner of Reciprocity Poetry and Cultural CenterI thought about growing dreadlocks for years, this book has given me the encouragement to...create my crown! -- Suni BakerI thought about growing dreadlocks for years, this book has given me the encouragement to go ahead and create my crown! -- Suni Baker, Executive Secretary for Medical DirectorMr. Bradley has captured the essence of growing dreadlocks and what it takes to keep them for life! -- Nambi, Recording Artist and Backup Singer to Major StarsThis manual is both educational and instructive. A practical guide for maintaining and living with dreadlocks, a hairstyle that most in American society consider impractical. This book is full of good advice and even contains helpful diagrams. I am buying a copy for a friend!From the PublisherAccording to a spokesperson for the publisher, Mr. Bradley's book is "a warm and human portrayal of the joys and expected problems that crop up when someone decides to grow dreadlocks. Mr. Bradley has done a fine job of telling us what it is like to walk out into the world everyday with dreadlocks whats good about it and whats bad. Hes been growing dreadlocks and working corporate jobs for 10 years. He knows his stuff. Everything from positive motivation to handling finances for the future dreadlocked individual is covered in his new book.About the AuthorJeffery Bradley is a native of Madison, Arkansas. He has written articles for local newspapers and magazines. During the life of his dreadlocks, he has worked at three major corporations, co-owned a reggae store, self-taught himeself to be a computer engineer, published a parenting magazine and newsletter, published a book of children plays, and is currrently working on a new line of positive cultural software.Mr. Bradley is a single father of three children. He lives and work in Dallas, Texas.Excerpt.