Flat Stanley is a 1964 children's book written by Jeff Brown, it is the first in a series of books featuring Stanley Lambchop, a completely flat boy. Flat Stanley has endured the test of time and has recently released new and exciting adventures all around the world.

Today Flat Stanley travels the world tucked inside simple envelopes or attached to ordinary emails. He helps us, his global family, communicate and explore our world and it's people in a variety of ways.

Here begins the adventures of Flat Stanley - the 'Kool' Kura Kid from Room One at Kuranui School near Matamata, New Zealand.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Flat Stanley at the Hairdresser's

Monday 14th February

Wow – how exciting I get to go with Dylan and his family to Te Aroha.
 Dylan was really excited to have me because he was going to get his hair cut.  We went to the haircut lady (she is called a hair dresser),  and  I pretended to have my hair washed, while Dylan, Ben and Samara had their hair cuts.  I hardly recognised them they looked so flash!  Then she gave them lollipops, they were so lucky!
It was so hot, that we got ice creams.
After that we went to Waihou to Dylan’s Nana and Poppa’s house they were having a family BBQ because Dylan’s cousin Rachel was going to University in Auckland to study to be a Doctor or Physio.  They had so much yummy food and I watched Dylan and Ben play rugby with the neighbours.

What a perfect time I had, and I am really tired so think I might sneak into Dylan’s bed tonight and have a big sleep.  Tomorrow   I  will get to ride on the big yellow school bus.

I wonder where I will go next .....



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