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Step into the fabulous world of glamour and self-expression with the "Drag Queen Coloring Book." This dazzling collection features 40 original full-page illustrations celebrating the artistry, flamboyance, and spirit of drag culture. Perfect for fans of all things fabulous, this coloring book offers a vibrant tribute to the drag queens who inspire us to embrace our individuality and shine brightly. Key Features: Contains 40 unique, drag queen-themed designs celebrating the diversity and artistry of drag culture. High-quality, single-sided pages to prevent bleed-through. Large 8.5x11 inch format for an immersive and comfortable coloring experience. Encourages creativity, relaxation, and an appreciation for the vibrant world of drag. Suitable for all skill levels, offering a range of intricate to more relaxed designs. Perfect for fans of drag culture, LGBTQ+ allies, and anyone who loves bold, creative expression. Makes a fabulous gift for any occasion, celebrating self-expression and individuality. From iconic looks and fierce performances to behind-the-scenes preparations and heartwarming pride moments, each page captures the essence of drag culture in all its glory. Whether you're a long-time admirer or new to the scene, this book provides a unique opportunity to explore the creativity and diversity of drag through coloring. Printed on high-quality, single-sided sheets, the "Drag Queen Coloring Book" ensures a premium coloring experience without bleed-through, allowing you to use a variety of coloring mediums. The large 8.5x11 inch format offers ample space for detailed coloring, inviting you to immerse yourself in a world where color knows no bounds. Whether you're looking for a way to relax, express your admiration for drag culture, or find inspiration for your own creativity, this book is a celebration of acceptance, art, and the transformative power of drag. So, grab your coloring tools and prepare to unleash your inner queen with every page!

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Insects in Glasses Coloring Book for Kids - Step into the fascinating world of insects with this captivating coloring book featuring insects wearing glasses.- Explore a variety of insects, including: Ant, Beetle, Caterpillar, Dragonfly, Earwig, Firefly, Grasshopper, Honeybee, Inchworm, June Bug, Katydid, Ladybug, Mantis, Nymph, Spider, Cockroach, Stink Bug, Termite, Moth, Mosquito, Wasp, Centipede, Lacewing, Aphid, and Scorpion. Suitable for kids aged 4-12, providing a creative and educational coloring experience. 25 illustrations exclusively designed to stimulate your kid's artistic ambition and spark their curiosity about insects. Each coloring page features a different insect, accompanied by its name for learning and identification. Includes a color test page for kids to experiment with colors and unleash their creativity. Single-sided designs to prevent bleed-through and allow for easy framing or display. Size: 8.5" x 11", offering ample space for coloring and artistic expression. Soft matte cover for a comfortable and inviting feel. Ideal for classrooms, nature enthusiasts, or as a gift for young bug lovers. Promotes artistic expression, fine motor skills, and an understanding of the insect world. Embark on a coloring adventure and discover the fascinating world of insects in glasses while nurturing artistic skills with this engaging Insects in Glasses Coloring Book for Kids.

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In "Pussy," the girl singer of the eponymous band cracks up after her lover and the band's creative center dies. When her manager tracks her down she is living anonymously in an East Village tenement, rarely going outdoors, and hoarding her own discarded hair, dead skin and other physical castoffs. In "Greetings from Finsbury Park," a British rock star comes home from L.A. only to find that the customs agent going through his suitcase is an embittered ex-schoolmate whose wife once slept with the star before he was famous. In "A Happy Ending," a deeply shell-shocked ex-superstar (think Brian Wilson) struggles to keep the voices in his head quiet during a meeting with a hot new producer for a comeback album the A&R boss envisions as an unholy alliance of Neil Young and Public Enemy. "Love Stain" charts the emergence of devotional offerings, cottage industries, and a pecking order of proximity to the spot where an up and coming young rocker dropped dead on speedballs outside a London club--and his best friend chats up a rock journalist about the tragedy and the conspiracy to murder his friend, all while trying to get her to cover his own band. In "Rhinestone Tombstone Blues," country music singer-songwriter LeeAnn Starmountain copes with the disappearance of her inspiration--the violent fantasies of her abusive mother's death, which she can no longer indulge in after her mother actually perishes, cooked to death by her electric blanket after a stroke. In "Close to You," a cult devoted to Karen Carpenter springs up after the singer's image appears in the paint on the wall of a London kebab shop. In "From a Great Height," controversy erupts when the frontman of America's biggest rock band urinates off his hotel balcony, soaking a crowd of adoring fans. In "And Alien Tears," a California limo driver with a gift for Jim Morrison impersonation becomes a star in his own right in Germany, hosting a talk show as "Jim." The hottest band of cock-rockers in America finds their tour going off the rails in "Allergic to Kansas" when the misogynist lead singer starts growing breasts. In "Diet Cola Cancer" Pussy, the lead character in the first story, returns--post-breakdown, and racking up the younger boyfriends--and even gets sued when one of said boyfriends commits an indiscretion at an LA rock club, and Pussy douses the paramour in "carcinogenic" Diet Coke. In "I Kissed Willie Nelson's Nipple," LeeAnn visits England on command performance for the Queen, and tells the story of her many marriages, the "greatest hits" of her abusive relationships, and the self-explanatory Willie Nelson film role that put her career back on track. In "Spitting Image (The '80s Retro Track)," the famous British television show (they made the puppets for Genesis's famous "Land of Confusion" video) agrees to sell one of their puppets to the star it comically represents--but when the puppet is "kidnapped" on the way to its new home, and someone sends the star the puppet piece by violent

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