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There's nothing as magical as our Toy Tea Cups Dress! This style has a crossover V neckline, adjustable shoulder straps and an invisible back zip. It also has belt loops, a complimentary belt and a ruffle on the skirt. Style it with a slicked back hair and OTT eyeshadow!Copper dress.Partially lined.Cold hand wash only.Model is a standard XS and is wearing XS.True to size.Non stretchy fabric.Polyester.

Contents: Green Leaf Prelude * Melancholic Piece * Revolving Doors * Slicked Back Tango.Features:Pages: 26Instrumentation: BassoonInstrumentation: ...

Style + Treat Yuzu + Plum Oil Hair Styling Sleek Stick - STYL + TRT YZ + PLM L SLK STK .5OZBenefitsTames flyaways and frizz with a nourishing blend of highly conditioning ingredientsSculpts and polishes for a slicked-back look on all hair types + texturesProvides a sleek, glossy finish with 24-hour holdKey IngredientsYuzu Extract: A powerful antioxidant that protects hair from environmental aggressorsPlum Oil: Provides lightweight moisture for softer, shinier, healthier-looking hairSuper B-Complex: A proprietary blend of B vitamins that work together to promote healthy-looking hairResearch Results24 hour hold**Based upon third-party laboratory study - Style + Treat Yuzu + Plum Oil Hair Styling Sleek Stick

On a balmy Tuesday during the summer before ninth grade, a car accident on a rain-slicked highway flipped Janna’s safe and happy world upside down, and her adolescence dissolved into a summer of restraining belts, feeding tubes, therapy schedules, and chicken salad sandwiches from the hospital cafeteria. Since that day, Janna’s life has been a navigation through the inescapable struggles of her father’s brain injury, a study of her mother’s resilience and unconditional love, an a challenge to find her own identity and acceptance as an adult. Brain injury is insidious. It’s tricky and tiresome. For those asked to love and support a TBI survivor, the struggles are deeply personal and often unresolved, and the victim’s recovery is repeatedly thwarted by insurmountable obstacles, along with the battles fought with insurance companies for proper patient care and effective treatment. Janna Leyde’s coming-of-age memoir encompasses the acute and lasting effects of brain injury on both survivors and their loved ones. He Never Liked Cake is for children who feel the weight of life crashing down, for families who fight for the new normal, for survivors who fail to see how life has changed—and, for everyone, this is a story about how to embrace life when it doesn’t work out the way we had it planned.

On a balmy Tuesday during the summer after ninth grade, a car accident on a rain-slicked highway flipped Janna's safe and happy world upside down, and her adolescence dissolved into a summer of restraining belts, feeding tubes, therapy schedules, and chicken salad sandwiches from the hospital cafeteria. Since that day, Janna's life has been a navigation through the inescapable struggles of her father's brain injury, a study of her mother's resilience and unconditional love, and a challenge to find her own identity and acceptance as an adult.  Brain injury is insidious. It's tricky and tiresome. For those asked to love and support a TBI survivor, the struggles are deeply personal and often unresolved, and the victim's recovery is repeatedly thwarted by insurmountable obstacles, along with the battles fought with insurance companies for proper patient care and effective treatment. Janna Leyde's coming-of-age memoir encompasses the acute and lasting effects of TBI on both survivors and their loved ones. He Never Liked Cake is for families who fight for the new normal, for survivors who fail to see how life is different-and, and, for everyone, this is a story about how to embrace life when it doesn't work out the way we had it planned.

One rain-slicked night, six-year-old Holly lost the only parent she knew, her beloved mother Victoria. And since that night, she has never again spoken a word.The last thing Mark Nolan needs is a six-year-old girl in his life. But he soon realizes that he will do everything he can to make her life whole again. His sister's will gives him the instructions: There's no other choice but you. Just start by loving her. The rest will follow.Maggie Collins doesn't dare believe in love again, after losing her husband of one year. But she does believe in the magic of imagination. As the owner of a toy shop, she lives what she loves. And when she meets Holly Nolan, she sees a little girl in desperate need of a little magic.Three lonely people. Three lives at the crossroads. Three people who are about to discover that Christmas is the time of year when anything is possible, and when wishes have a way of finding the path home... in Lisa Kleypas's Christmas Eve at Friday Harbor.

On a balmy Tuesday during the summer before ninth grade, a car accident on a rain-slicked highway flipped Janna’s safe and happy world upside down, and her adolescence dissolved into a summer of restraining belts, feeding tubes, therapy schedules, and chicken salad sandwiches from the hospital cafeteria. Since that day, Janna’s life has been a navigation through the inescapable struggles of her father’s brain injury, a study of her mother’s resilience and unconditional love, an a challenge to find her own identity and acceptance as an adult. Brain injury is insidious. It’s tricky and tiresome. For those asked to love and support a TBI survivor, the struggles are deeply personal and often unresolved, and the victim’s recovery is repeatedly thwarted by insurmountable obstacles, along with the battles fought with insurance companies for proper patient care and effective treatment. Janna Leyde’s coming-of-age memoir encompasses the acute and lasting effects of brain injury on both survivors and their loved ones. He Never Liked Cake is for children who feel the weight of life crashing down, for families who fight for the new normal, for survivors who fail to see how life has changed—and, for everyone, this is a story about how to embrace life when it doesn’t work out the way we had it planned.

Joanna Flynn was lucky to be alive. Twice in a matter of minutes she almost died on a patch of oil-slicked highway. But when the doctors told her that she would suffer no lasting effects, they were wrong. For that night the dream began...It was only of a house perched high above the sea, of a ticking clock and the lingering scent of roses. Yet night after night it awoke Joanna with a sense of panic. Its terror lingered throughout her days, urging her to do something—but what?Then two strangers on the street called her Caroline, and Joanna knew she had to find an explanation for what was happening, or she'd lose her mind. What she finally uncovered was an obituary for a woman named Caroline McKenna—a woman who looked enough like her to be her twin, a woman who was killed in a car accident on the same day Joanna should have perished.Now her torturous nightmares and a tenuous connection have brought Joanna three thousand miles across country to the town where Caroline lived--and died. Almost everyone has stories to tell about Cliffside's leading lady, and yet no one seems to have known her. Was she the shy wife or the seductress of men? The devoted mother or the selfish beauty?Too soon Joanna realizes that it's not her sanity at stake, but her life. For unraveling the mystery of Caroline means uncovering the secrets in this picturesque town, secrets someone may have killed to hide. And that someone appears all too willing to kill again.From the Paperback edition.

New York Times bestselling author Lisa Kleypas’s new series begins during the most magical time of year ONE LITTLE GIRL NEEDS A FAMILY One rain-slicked night, six-year-old Holly lost the only parent she knew, her beloved mother Victoria. And since that night, she has never again spoken a word. ONE SINGLE MAN NEEDS A WIFE The last thing Mark Nolan needs is a six-year-old girl in his life. But he soon realizes that he will do everything he can to make her life whole again. His sister’s will gives him the instructions: There’s no other choice but you. Just start by loving her. The rest will follow. SOMETIMES, IT TAKES A LITTLE MAGIC... Maggie Collins doesn’t dare believe in love again, after losing her husband of one year. But she does believe in the magic of imagination. As the owner of a toy shop, she lives what she loves. And when she meets Holly Nolan, she sees a little girl in desperate need of a little magic. ...TO MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE Three lonely people. Three lives at the crossroads. Three people who are about to discover that Christmas is the time of year when anything is possible, and when wishes have a way of finding the path home...

It’s time to up your scrunchie game with the Damson Madder Garter Scrunchie. Designed in the DM London studio, it’s crafted from pure organic cotton and boasts a shirred garter design. Your slicked back bun just got a whole lot cuter. 100% Organic Cotton, Woven Logo Patch. Damson Madder Women's Garter Scrunchie in Blue

Better Together Dual Mist Hairspray - BETTER TOGETHER DUAL MIST HRSPRY 10.0OZFeaturesThe "Good" hold setting provides a natural hold that is perfect for styling, beachy waves and taming flyawaysThe "Great" hold setting provides a stronger hold for updos, braids, tight curls and slicked back ponytailsKey IngredientsWhite tea contains powerful antioxidants that help strengthen hair. The soothing properties can also help to reduce redness and inflammation. White tea protects hair from sun damage and can help restore hair's natural shine.Panthenol/Provitamin B5 reduces the appearance of dry and brittle hair by providing moisture and improving elasticity.Conditioning Blend of Natural Botanicals Basil, Bay laurel, Chamomile, Comfrey, elderflower, horsetail, marjoram, nettle, orange blossom, peach leaves, peppermint quince seed, red clover, rosemary, sage & southern wood condition the hair for natural shine and luster. - Better Together Dual Mist Hairspray