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Aborigines Incensed Over Didgeridoo "Dare" in Book for Girls
The Australian answer to the hit book, The Daring Book for Girls is striking the wrong note with Aborigines. The book teaches girls how to play the didgeridoo — despite the fact that Aboriginal culture views the instrument as strictly boys only and not to be played by girls.
The publisher says it wasn't aware of the taboo and has apologized for the faux pas saying there was a "divergence of opinion" on the matter.
Texts and Tunes: Dangerous and Daring
Give your kids these books that will teach them all sorts of old tricks and get them off the couch. Boys can dive into Dangerous Book For Boys ($15) and girls can bury themselves in the Daring Book For Girls ($15).
The Dangerous Book For Boys by Conn and Hal Igguiden teaches young rascals how to tie knots, make paper airplanes, fish, craft bows and arrows out of front-yard tools, build a tree house, act out coin tricks, and assemble go-carts.
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Makeup artist Linda Mason is obsessed with eyes. From bright, bold, and sparkling, to subtle and demure, she shares her love of unconventional eye makeup in her book, Eye Candy: 55 Easy Makeup Looks for Glam Lids & Luscious Lashes. To her, eye makeup is an reflection of one's own unique personality, and she wrote this book to take the fear factor out of using bright colors and unusual techniques in everyday life.
Look of The Day: Funky in Singapore
nitegems has an interesting story to accompany this daring funky in Singapore look. It appears pinafores are big there so she paired it with basics and a splash of cobalt blue. Warning: according to nitegems, "guys don't REALLY dig this outfit..some make fun of me and call me a farm girl while others ask me what's with the school girl outfit?
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