Look as you please, but Charlee's hair is not a display to be touched. Hair played a significant role in the culture of ancient African civilizations, and black hair takes us on a never-ending journey to self-love. Book one of the Oh Charlee series takes us into the world of a four-year-old girl who discovers the beauty in her hair and the power to stand out and teach others to respect her boundaries. My Mama Said Don't Touch My Hair, encourages little brown girls to embrace their crowns and set parameters in the process. Will the people in Charlee's life learn the significant role that hair plays in black culture and heritage and keep their hands off her hair?