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Spiders In The Hairdo
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Hairdos of the Mildly Depressed
Doug Crandell's The Flawless Skin of Ugly People was one of the most acclaimed fiction debuts of 2007."You'll be hooked," said People. And Marie Claire called it: "The book to pick up if you root for Ugly Betty to find love. Why you'll like it: If a Jenny Craig and a Proactiv infomercial had an affair, it would look like this." Now, in Hairdos of the Mildly Depressed -- the second volume of his "Beauty Knows No Pain" trilogy -- Doug goes even wilder, deeper, and funnier to deliver more answers to the questions we all have about love, beauty and envy: *Do we have to be beautiful to be loved? *Are some sins too terrible for forgiveness *And: Is it obvious that I'm wearing a toupee?
"The story is painfully believable," said Publishers Weekly. "From the characterization of two brothers who can't quite connect to the description of what happens to a man's skin when a toupee is left on too long -- and has the perverse charms readers of Augusten Burroughs and David Seadris will recognize." .
Price: $8.50
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Six Haunted Hairdos (The Hamlet Chronicles)
"If You Ever See A Ghost,You Must Do Three Things." Pinch yourself to make sure you're awakePinch the ghost, to make sure it is realRun away -- as fast as you can!Good advice, but will it work? The kids from Seven Spiders Spinning, and their beloved teacher, Miss Earth, are back...and they're about to find out. The ghosts of an unhappy herd of Woolly Mammoths are wreaking havoc in Hamlet, Vermont, and the boys in the Copycat Club are the only ones who believe it. Their archenemies, the girls of the Tattletales Club, are way too mature to believe in ghosts. So, the girls come up with a hair-brained scheme to scare the boys and prove once an for all that girls are superior. But while they're getting ready, the real ghosts show up! And only one thing's for sure, it'll take more than a can of hairspray to give these ghosts the brush-off!.
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Hairdo: What We Do and Did to Our Hair
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Conversations at the Girlville Diner: Finding God in the Hairdos and the Hashbrowns (Women/Inspirational)
Every woman needs a place where she can talk about whatever’s on her mind–from hairdos to friendships, lost rings to love…diapers to grace. In Conversations at the Girlville Diner, authors Kim Bolton and Chris Wave take readers to such a place: the neighborly, nothing-fancy Girlville Diner, where girlfriends gather round, and God, the head Cook, serves up daily specials of life and love. Written as a collection of friendly essays, Conversations at the Girlville Diner serves up page after page of welcome reminders concerning God’s presence in a woman’s everyday life. From the general struggles of life and love to the particular demands of motherhood, readers will see how Kim and Chris learned to recognize God’s trademark touch, and will learn to do so in their own lives..
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Hairdos
An amusing and provocative book that takes a look at the whys and wherefores of this immediately identifiable element of personal style. Our hair is no less an indication of who we want to be. Whether a beehive or a buzz-cut, Mohawk or French twist, dreadlocks or Dutch boy, a hairdo-good or bad-can always get a conversation started. Generations of fathers have battled with their sons over hair length, while their mothers, daughters, and sisters struggled with curlers, dryers, irons, perm rods, dyes, and other tools of beauty. Hairdos pairs archival photographs with engaging literary excerpts and quotations, tracing the fascinating history of this universal fundamental of fashion..
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