Slap on a Little Lipstick...you'll Be Fine
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By: Jodi Hills
Format: Hardcover
From: Waldman House Press
Pub. Date: August 2006
From: Waldman House Press
Pub. Date: August 2006
Product Details:
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2006-09-30
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Pages: 40
Ean: 9780931674747
Isbn: 0931674743
Catalog: Book
Release Date: 2006-09-30
Media: Hardcover
Number Of Pages: 40
Ean: 9780931674747
Isbn: 0931674743
ABOUT THE BOOK
EDITORIAL REVIEW
Slap on a Little Lipstick…You’ll be Fine celebrates the beauty of all women…their triumphs, their tears, their strengths and struggles, their journeys and joys – and through it all the smiles that mark survival.
This sassy gift book empowers women with thoughts on daily survival with fun and inspiring verse and art. Hills shares with us some of the empowering messages she learned from her mother and delivers it in a fun and empowering way. This book is the perfect book to share with a girlfriend, mother, sister, day care provider, teacher and more.
This sassy gift book empowers women with thoughts on daily survival with fun and inspiring verse and art. Hills shares with us some of the empowering messages she learned from her mother and delivers it in a fun and empowering way. This book is the perfect book to share with a girlfriend, mother, sister, day care provider, teacher and more.
USER REVIEWS
"This is a great gift book. I gave it to my friend for Christmas. She bought three more copies for some friends of hers. "
~ Written on 2007-01-24
~ Written on 2007-01-24
"This book would make an excellent contribution to any woman's collection! Life is a series of ups and downs and this book captures the essence of daily survival. Definitely a must have for every woman!"
~ Written on 2006-09-07
~ Written on 2006-09-07
"Okay, I admit it: I love Jodi Hill's work. She uses bold primary colors in her powerful illustrations. She uses strong, simple language in her message of joy and hope.
In 2004, Hill launched her writer/author life with Hope-So Too about a young adopted Asian child who adopts a puppy. It's a message of hope.
In Believe and I Am Amazed, she talks to women young and old--with words that make you want to buy copies for sisters, daughters and friends.
In this newest book, Slap on a Little Lipstick...You'll be Fine celebrates the beauty of all women. All of our mothers had such (sometimes inane) statements--some we grabbed onto, others we ignored and yet others we scoffed at. Using the lipstick print we've all left on napkins--and other places, Hill's illustrations are vivid and fun, as are her words.
Slap on is about women facing each day--making it happen ... surviving ... putting up with ... overcoming challenges ... laughter or crying ... sharing our inner beauty--all the while wearing Apricot Beige #7 or Antique Rose.
Like cosmetic companies that discontinued MY favorite color when it has become my daily dab on, life gives us changes, or stops something abruptly that we have become used to.
Jodi Hills says, "When you are a daughter, mother, sister or girlfriend--you are proof positive that daily surviving can be a beautiful thing."
Armchair Interviews says: Slap on a little lipstick...you'll be fine!
"
~ Written on 2006-08-02
In 2004, Hill launched her writer/author life with Hope-So Too about a young adopted Asian child who adopts a puppy. It's a message of hope.
In Believe and I Am Amazed, she talks to women young and old--with words that make you want to buy copies for sisters, daughters and friends.
In this newest book, Slap on a Little Lipstick...You'll be Fine celebrates the beauty of all women. All of our mothers had such (sometimes inane) statements--some we grabbed onto, others we ignored and yet others we scoffed at. Using the lipstick print we've all left on napkins--and other places, Hill's illustrations are vivid and fun, as are her words.
Slap on is about women facing each day--making it happen ... surviving ... putting up with ... overcoming challenges ... laughter or crying ... sharing our inner beauty--all the while wearing Apricot Beige #7 or Antique Rose.
Like cosmetic companies that discontinued MY favorite color when it has become my daily dab on, life gives us changes, or stops something abruptly that we have become used to.
Jodi Hills says, "When you are a daughter, mother, sister or girlfriend--you are proof positive that daily surviving can be a beautiful thing."
Armchair Interviews says: Slap on a little lipstick...you'll be fine!
"
~ Written on 2006-08-02