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Poor Sringeri Srinivas just wants a haircut once a year. Will anybody help him? Read funny short stories for kids and other free bedtime stories at Storyberries.
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Oct 15, Leann Manney rated it really liked it. Sringeri is the main character who only gets a haircut once a year, and is having trouble finding somebody who wants to cut it. A lot of younger children can relate to this book because not many children like going to the barber because of fear, ETC, and neither does Sringeri.
This book is an extremely easy read with only one sentence per page which is good for children with shorter attention spans. This book is an E-book that is extremely engaging read because of all the bright colors, such as Sringeri is the main character who only gets a haircut once a year, and is having trouble finding somebody who wants to cut it.
This book is an E-book that is extremely engaging read because of all the bright colors, such as colors that focus a lot on orange and yellow.
Annual Haircut Day English_Low Res.pdf
A lot of orange in the book can signify that it is seasonal which makes sense because the book is titled "Annual haircut day". The illustrator used digital media of course because it is an E-book. There are diagonal lines throughout the book which suggest movement, and Sringeri's journey to find somebody to cut his hair.
The thick lines throughout the book create emphasis, especially when talking about his hair. Even though this book is a very easy read, the reader could still just look at the illustrations and connect them to the text which makes this book great for younger children.
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Soon, we started to receive community translations of these books in languages that we would never have published in German, French, Spanish and Lojban , and in languages that we would have wanted to publish in but could not Assamese, for example. We were amazed when a national radio station decided to make studio quality audiobooks out of these two books and a few others in many many Indian languages and make them available under an open if slightly more restrictive license, and specifically make them available to the visually impaired community in India.
We began to wonder where this would go and soon we heard from Bookshare who had converted these books and others to formats specifically for the visually impaired — DAISY and Braille books. At which point, we thought that this was fantastic that we had achieved a degree of inclusivity that would not have been otherwise possible and thought it to be a closed chapter. But as things go, the community was just beginning.
Next up was a series of applications based on these books for the iPhone and iPad , for Android devices , for Intel devices , and even for Windows Phone 7! It goes without saying that none of this would have been possible for us using a traditional licensing model and it was Creative Commons licenses that made it all possible. Great work, the future of books is changing rapidly with the increase in mobile devices, good to see some work going into the visually impaired sector.
Skip to content. Annual Haircut Day Over the course of the next year, we engaged with our community and with the wider world of open content and Creative Commons licenses and realised that the license we chose was far too restrictive for the content to have any real community-driven impact and we settled on the CC BY and CC BY-SA licenses as our new defaults.