In this affirming book, written with Black boys as its main audience, Roe offers positive images of Black boys sporting different hairstyles that extend beyond afros and fade haircuts. Some of the styles include high-tops, cornrows, 'fro-hawks, mini-twists, low waves, and hair designs. Readers of this work will relate to the book's positive language, such as the way the author frames self-esteem's connection to pride in hairstyles and looking and feeling awesome. If you are a teacher, librarian, or parent looking for a resource that is not only informative but friendly about the various hairstyles of Black boys, this is a perfect way to introduce the topic. The bright, digital artwork reflects a variety of skin tones and clothing styles in addition to cool cuts, and the brief accompanying text for each entry always includes the refrain, "i am born to be AWESOME!" A natural pairing for Derrick Barnes' Crown (2017), this picture book is recommended for family reading and classroom units related to cultural norms, self-esteem, and differences outside of skin color.