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Hug a Planet Earth (Spanish)- Make Your Own Globe!

A do-it-yourself Hugg-A-Planet. Just the "skin" and you stuff it yourself, and sew up a small hole. In some small way the Hugg-A-Planet is responsible for MOTHER EARTH to finally be hugged, a millions of times over. Thousands of schools use a Hugg-A-Planet Earth in the classroom. Many people have this soft cuddly at home, always in arms reach for easy reference. It is an opportunity for the family to interact; to discover where a place is or where grandma lives, or for planning vacations. Available in three languages: English, Spanish & French.

OK, I know.
I'm not a male and is it impossible to transform me in a true DragQueen, but this is my homage to them because I really love their art, their looks and their make-up! :D
I hope you like it even then.

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Model: Adriana
Make up: Me
Photo, Post Processing & Direction: Me
Wardrobe Stylist: Me

This one is a lil bit different. btw, i cant wait to finish the exhibition.

"Alborough celebrates the pleasure of giving and receiving good hugs, as well as the joy inherent in finding just the right word." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (starred review)

Bobo needs a hug. But his friends don't seem to understand. "Hug," he implores, time and again. Time and again his puzzled pals—from the smallest chameleon to the tallest giraffe—shrug and cuddle with their jungle mothers. As the lonely chimp's plea escalates, his friends grow concerned. Can the elephants lead Bobo to his heart's desire?

Jez Alborough, the acclaimed author-illustrator of WHERE'S MY TEDDY?, IT'S THE BEAR!, and MY FRIEND BEAR transforms a total of three words—and some of the most tenderly expressive animals ever created—into an endearing tribute to love and belonging.

How can it be that a book with only one word--hug--repeated throughout, can be so good? The proof is in the pudding (or the wilds of Africa) in Jez Alborough's picture book Hug, a delightful mini odyssey of a baby chimpanzee on the hunt for his mum and a cuddle.
Our little friend wanders through the trees, witnessing many other animals from chameleons to giraffes as they snuggle together. "Hug," he says, happily, at first, but then with growing despair as he sees there are no hugs for him. The story is told purely by the expression on the little chimp's face as his hopes are built up and dashed again until eventually, with a huge smile, he finds his mum and reaps the reward.
Hug is a clever, unusual book that portrays the art of children's illustration at its very best: a story brought to life with the stroke of a brush through facial expressions and body language that children will immediately understand.
Ideal for sharing with small ones, this lovely book is a warm, comforting read that cannot fail to please. (Ages 1 to 4)