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These sure beat a basic greeting card!  As explained on their site, “ta•ta•toos are just what you’d imagine- temporary tattoos, worn on your ta•tas, that relay sentiments in a fun, intimate, and original way." So whether you're looking for something different for someone special, a laugh, a gag, or just some fun, let your ta•ta•toos do the ta-ta-talking with cute messages like “Let’s Celebrate,” “Lucky You,” and “Special Delivery.” They are easy to apply- one word on each ta-ta and last for up to a week.

The Cake Pops Craze is sweeping the nation at parties, weddings, and picnics. My Little Cupcake is a company that offers a no-bake mold in several adorable shapes, and their website includes recipes, ideas and inspirations. Their clever motto is “Our pops are a piece of cake.” And, they ain’t lying.

Growing up in a family of political journalists—and daughter of President Reagan’s White House social secretary—Ali Wentworth rebelled against her blue-blood upbringing, embracing Hollywood, motorcycles, even a few wildly inappropriate marriage proposals. Today she is an acclaimed comedic actress and writer, former Oprah regular, wife of political and media star George Stephanopoulos, and a mother who lets her two girls eat cotton candy before bed. Though she’s settled down, her rebellious nature thrives in her comedy and her view of her crazy world.

Alicia Whitaker’s debut novel, The Queen of Kentucky,  is described as “Friday Night Lights meets Judy Blume." The Cynthiana native, comes home in the character of fourteen-year-old Ricki Jo, who is “eager to shed her farmer's daughter roots and become part of the popular crowd at her small town high school.