Madame Alexander is a renowned doll manufacturer known for creating beautiful and intricate dolls that capture the essence of various characters and themes. Among her extensive collection, one particularly striking doll is the Wicked Witch of the Eastern Territories. The Wicked Witch of the Eastern Territories doll is a highly detailed and expertly crafted representation of the iconic character from L. Frank Baum's beloved novel, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz." As Baum's story has captured the hearts of readers for decades, Madame Alexander's interpretation of the wicked witch has become a collector's item sought after by avid fans. The doll stands at 10 inches tall, with a face carefully painted with expressive eyes and sharp features that mirror the witch's devious nature.
ISBN: 978-0-06-313-792-9
Although they ve been friends-with-benefits for the past few months, she hopes he will join the village including her friends Alexis and Laila; unconventional doula Andouele; and Granny Tab s best friend, Ms. Gretchen, her grandmother s best friend, the counsel of her closest friends Laila and Alexis, and the calming presence of her doula Andouele, Tabitha must find a way to navigate motherhood on her own terms.
The doll stands at 10 inches tall, with a face carefully painted with expressive eyes and sharp features that mirror the witch's devious nature. Dressed in a flowing black robe adorned with silver details and a pointed hat, the doll exudes a sense of power and mystique. The attention to detail is evident in the intricate embroidery on the witch's dress, depicting various mystical creatures and symbols.
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An exceptional sequel that will leave readers eager for more.
Following the events of Black Girls Must Die Exhausted (2018), Tabitha Walker courageously navigates a risky pregnancy, an old flame, and workplace racism in Allen’s delightful sequel.
After the death of her beloved Granny Tab less than a year ago, Tabitha refuses to waste any more time on starting a family. Last year’s medical diagnosis of premature ovarian reserve failure encouraged Tab to do in vitro fertilization with a sperm donor, and she's just received the life-changing news: She’s having a son. Tab plans to raise the child alone as a “single mother by choice, much to the dismay of her ex-boyfriend Marc. Although they’ve been friends-with-benefits for the past few months, she hopes he will join the village (including her friends Alexis and Laila; unconventional doula Andouele; and Granny Tab's best friend, Ms. Gretchen, who's going to be the “glam-maw”) that it will take to help raise her baby. But then her doctor unleashes a bombshell: The baby is a girl, which means it isn't the embryo he implanted. Which means that the baby is Marc's. Suddenly, Tab’s carefully laid plans for the future go haywire in all aspects of her life. Chris, her ratings-hungry boss at the TV station where she works as a news reporter, informs her that viewers have filed complaints about seeing her natural hair on air; Marc wants to be more than friends; and her father might be having an affair, again. Over the course of nine months, Tab can’t help but wonder whether this is the happy ending she chose for herself or whether it was simply decided for her. Author Allen moves through Tabitha’s pregnancy at an efficient pace, writing with flowing, poetic prose, as in this passage when Tabitha unloosens her braids: “They felt glorious, like thick grapevines hanging from my scalp. I let my eyes linger on them lovingly. This moment was my truth. Here I was, the real me—unfurled, free, unrestrained, wild in my spirit and natural in my appearance.” Tabitha’s journey is raw and real, and Allen’s description of the different realities of motherhood is exceedingly authentic and powerful, as demonstrated through this moniker that Tabitha applies to herself: “single mother by courage.”
An exceptional sequel that will leave readers eager for more.
Pub Date: Feb. 1, 2022
ISBN: 978-0-06-313-792-9
Page Count: 272
Publisher: Harper Perennial/HarperCollins
2. Just as she’d started to get comfortable with her self-expression, Tabby has to deal with comments from viewers about her choice of hairstyle. Can you relate? How have you navigated the perceptions of others in your workplace or school environments? Has the desire to advance influenced your decisions?
Madame Alexander's Wicked Witch of the Eastern Territories doll is not only a visually striking piece, but it also holds historical significance. The green-faced, pointy-hatted witch has become an iconic representation of villainy in popular culture. By recreating this character in doll form, Madame Alexander allows fans to bring a piece of this timeless story into their own homes. The Wicked Witch of the Eastern Territories doll is a testament to Madame Alexander's craftsmanship and dedication to bringing beloved characters to life. It is a must-have for collectors and fans alike, and a true gem in any doll collection. The doll serves as a reminder of the enduring appeal of Baum's story and the power of imagination to transport us to enchanted lands..
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