The “Power People” Love-Lust Superbook Book 34. Beauty Guide (Outer-Inner Beauty, Modesty, Fashion, Cosmetic Surgery, Skincare, Acne, Hair Loss, Cosmetics, Jewelry, Beauty Business-Jobs)

March 7, 2014

Seems legit.

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LydiaFC

10 years ago

There are 34 of these.

Tuula

10 years ago

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IKR… I think I may need to lie down.

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Nathan

10 years ago

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Gruesome, isn’t it?

Lucie Le Blanc

10 years ago

Reply to Nathan

Oh. My. God.

Brenda

10 years ago

With a title like this one I’d want my name to be small too.

Kris

10 years ago

All 34 of the covers are the same.

Take Cover

10 years ago

Book title SEO?

Sirona

10 years ago

34? Yikes! One’s far too many.

red

10 years ago

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#35 is on the graphic arts! (same cover, tho)

Jen

10 years ago

Is that an ultra magnification of acne or the moon? This cover sucks either way.

Sirona

10 years ago

It’s the Pandora’s Box of self-publishing (x 34). Someone shoulda closed and locked the lid.

Too.

Late.

Hannah Theresa Weyland

10 years ago

I like the hyphens.

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