Kennedy’s transformation and display of sayings such as "higher the hair, closer to heaven" celebrated the daily experiences of salon patrons. should the writer keep or delete the sentence?

‘Higher the hair, closer to heaven’ is a quote coined by Dolly Parton who is a well known American singer, an actress, and a business woman as well.

Explanation:

Based on her quote, Karin Gillespie wrote a book name ‘A Dollar Short’ where she’ve made use of parton’s sentence. Since childhood Parton was fond of long bouncy hair.

She was a master, she have mastered the art of hair and she was always having a killer look when it comes to her hair. Many Salons use are celebrating and putting into action Parton’s words. So there’s absolutely no issue if the writer keeps the sentence.

may i know the title of the book?