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New Star Candy

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A sweet food made with sugar or syrup combined with fruit, chocolate, or nuts
Sugar crystallized by repeated boiling and slow evaporation
(candied) encrusted with sugar or syrup; “candied grapefruit peel”
sugarcoat: coat with something sweet, such as a hard sugar glaze
a rich sweet made of flavored sugar and often combined with fruit or nuts

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A sweet new addition to the hit Candy Apple line! Will Abby’s horoscope make her superstitious, or will she take fate into her own hands?

A fabulous new title from Mimi McCoy, author of Candy Apple’s debut title!

Abby has it all together: she gets straight A’s, she’s a star on her junior high track team, and she’s 7th grade class vice president. But when a fun trip to an astrologer gets Abby hooked on reading her horoscope, she starts to get superstitious. Things begin to go awry at school and at home, and soon Abby has to wonder–do the stars have it in for her?

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Classic wrap skirt with flare. Exposed stitching and hand stamping.

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Lydia Marsden is just another bored, frustrated upper-class wife in 1940s rural England who wishes her husband would make love to her occasionally. And then three visitors call on her husband. Foreigners. One of whom is green and has an unusual number of fingers. And all of whom seem singularly unaccustomed to the rules governing polite society. To the extent that their leader is a woman. And everything changes (if only because the housemaid was mysteriously disintegrated by some kind of ray). Lydia discovers the joys of sapphism. Her friend Clarissa experiments with xenophilia. And rural England will never be the same again.

This is a not-so-gentle satire on the English County culture chronicled by Angela Thirkell and the like, asking why should women have to live with a world in which the only options available to them were frustrated wife or servant? Why does it matter what the neighbours think? And what happens if you set a man with a cosh up against a man with a ray gun?