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Advanced Style: Older and Wiser

Ari Seth Cohen, Simon Doonan

4.6
This follow-up to the bestselling Advanced Style features more senior street style and inspiration from all over the globe. In this new edition Ari Seth Cohen shares his work from the past few years including some of the world's best-dressed older gentlemen.

Similar in format to the original, with dozens of images from cities all over the world including: Los Angeles, London, Cape Town, Rome, Fl
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It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken: The Smart Girl's Break-Up Buddy

Greg Behrendt, Amiira Ruotola-Behrendt

4.3
A must-have manual for finding your way back to an even more rocking you. Greg and his wife, Amiira, share their hilarious and helpful roadmap for getting past the heartache and back into the game.

From Greg Behrendt, the co-author of the smash two-million copy bestseller He's Just Not That Into You, comes It's Called a Breakup Because It's Broken.

There's no doubt about it--breakups suck. But in t
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Mae West On Sex, Health and E.S.P.

Mae West

4.3
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She Always Knew How: Mae West: A Personal Biography

Charlotte Chandler

4.0
Actress, playwright, screenwriter, and iconic sex symbol Mae West (1893-1980) created a scandal and a sensation on Broadway with her play Sex in 1926. Convicted of obscenity, she was sentenced to ten days in prison. She went to jail a convict but emerged a star. Later, in Hollywood, she was the number one box-office attraction during the 1930s and saved Paramount Studios from bankruptcy. Her films
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Three Plays by Mae West: Sex; The Drag; Pleasure Man

Mae West, Lillian Schlissel

4.1
Mae West, wise-cracking vaudeville performer, was one of the most controversial figures of her era. Rarely, however, do people think of Mae West as a writer. In Three Plays By Mae West, Lillian Schlissel brings this underexplored part of West's career to the fore by offering for the first time in book form, three of the plays West wrote in the 1920s--Sex (1926), The Drag (1927) and Pleasure Man (