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Florence Institute _ — For a man who's main forte is publishing books on computer coding Rosebush shows a surprising amount of love, appreciation and tenderness to his subject. A truly wonderful collection of burlesque photos during the final, long and painfully slow years of it's decline this book is a true marvel and no burly-q collection should be complete without it. Featuring a breath taking collection of all kinds of photos (including Ms Lili St Cyr herself!) part of what made this book so worth having to me is that is focuses on several areas of bq that seemed to be glossed over by enthusiasts. 1) BQ revival is very much rooted in a strong feminist mind set with the emphasis being on "any woman can be a burlesque star", however this book goes so far as to remind us by SHOWING us that this is not something new. The women in this book literally DO come in all shapes and sizes and ages. From the old with sagging bosom, the the young and painfully thin to the ridiculously disproportionate (a size P cup is featured in some of the photos. I'll just leave your imagination alone with that for a moment) everyone is up and shaking it in their g-strings and pasties. 2) I'm hard pressed to name another collection of photos that has such a wide array of different RACES in their photos. Black, Asian, Latina and Indian bq stars are all given an equal page time in here along with their usual blond haired, blue eyed sisters. What a treat!

Aron Bantilan aronbantila50c — ** spoiler alert ** Two stars for predictable plot and heavy handed messages. The story is interesting enough, but the bee metaphor is a bit overwrought. I was also frustrated at characters who did things without reason...Why DID Rosaline spit on the shoes of those men? Did she think they were going to laugh that one off? And Lily carries a handful of mouse bones around in her pocket because sometimes you just need something to hold onto? Really? I hate to be overly negative. I really loved this one the first time around. It's a great story, and I love that it's about women, and growing the courage to nurture and mother yourself because I'm all about self-reliance. I love that it's written by a fellow Southerner and a woman. It just failed to grab me this time, unfortunately, and I was really ready for it to be over.