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Alda Ellis, a Southern lady of style and grace, invites women to celebrate and incorporate teatime. Artist Kathy Hatch entertains the eye and the imagination with whimsical hats, dresses, and tea treasures to adorn Alda's sweet memories, delicious recipes, and delightful ideas for tea gatherings.

PreS-Gr 2-This concept book describes various hairstyles worn by children. While the story is original and represents various ethnic and cultural norms, the writing is in a choppy style reminiscent of ``Dick and Jane'' books. Many phrases rhyme but there is no story line or plot, and there is little that will hold the attention of young readers. The realistic paintings done in a portrait style are attractive, but they can't carry the mediocre text.-Marcia S. Rettig, South Buffalo Elementary School...

Beautiful hats tip their dainty brims in celebration of who the accomplished woman is and the job she has done well. Clough's delightful art of polka-dot and striped hats of the Victorian era are all the rage. Enveloped in thoughtful prose and Scriptures are inspiring quotations from memorable women who also succeeded, such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Keller, Nancy Reagan, Corrie Ten Boom, and others. Reflective topics commend women of excellence, determination, vision, and priorities.