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succulent waterer Orimerc Small Watering Can for Succulent Safety Tiny Wash Bottle 500MLSmall Size & Durable Material & Easy Use: little plants watering bottles capacity is 500ML 17ounce, perfect size for tiny indoor mini potted plants & pots. This plant watering device is made of durable LDPE plastic with elasticity, easy to squeeze out water, quick to reflate. Small watering can could be used in upright position by squeezing. Mini watering can is very handy to use, you will spill any water with this and no after drips, suitable for
Small Size & Durable Material & Easy Use: little plants watering bottle’s capacity is 500ML 17ounce, perfect size for tiny indoor mini-potted plants & pots. This plant watering device is made of durable LDPE plastic with elasticity, easy to squeeze out water, quick to reflate. Small watering can could be used in upright position by squeezing. Mini watering can is very handy to use, you will spill any water with this and no after drips, suitable for water, plant nutrient, plant food (liquid).Plants Watering Can With 100% Leak-less O-ring: Orimerc succulent watering bottle is the only one with LEAKLESS gummi O-ring among all the similar watering gadgets on the market. 100% no water leaks from lid. 100% No AIR LEAKS to keep all air pressure inside the bottle to make your watering much easier & steady. Perfect for small indoor house and office plants with tiny pots, such as succulent, terrarium, hanging plants, cactus, African violets, orchids, kalanchoes and morning glory vines.
Precise & Easy Watering Hard-to reach Areas: flower watering can’s bend nozzle makes it so easy to get water to the root & soil and not all over the plant with slow watering. Tiny watering can’s narrow spout is perfect for watering terrarium, African violet, all plants in which you want to water the soil and keep the leaves dry; great at watering hard to reach soil spots. The bent nose gives you the right amount of control with the water output and aim, very easy to get into crowded plant areas.
Safety Wash Bottle: wash bottle to wash lab wares and to store washing solutions, such as deionized water or acetone. Cleaning bottle is great for laundry purposes-pre spotting white clothes with diluted bleach. Squeezing plastic wash bottles filled with dish washing soap and these dispense just a few drops of the soap and great for rinsing soap out of very tight spots; plants squeeze water bottle is also good for squirting a quick shot of water to get the attention of a misbehaving cat or pup.
90-days Warranty Replacement & Refund: this squeeze water bottle for plants widely used for watering indoor plants without dripping everywhere. Replacement for Orimerc 500ml watering can, or repaired parts for Orimerc plant flower succulent watering bottle, or refund for Orimerc gardening small water can, shall be covered within the Limited Warranty Period. NOTE: Pots for demonstration purpose only, not included. The O-ring comes inside the bottle, please take it out then insert into the cap.
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★★★★★ 5
Finding a Home
Format: Paperback
A Place for us is a beautifully crafted and deeply moving love story about two women--one American, one British--who first meet in their youth and reconnect decades later. At its core, the novel portrays their struggle to navigate restrictive immigration laws in pursuit of a life together. Their journey highlights the urgent need to protect and legalize same-sex marriage, especially at a time when such rights feel increasingly precarious. A timely and relevant read.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
So good
Format: Paperback
RATING : ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ SPICE: 🔥🔥 Hot damn Hannah did it again .if you want to read more sapphic romance, this one will absolutely blow your mind! Bryce and Daisy were everything I wanted and more! Fake dating will always be the superior trope, but when it’s forced proximity grumpy x sunshine and the grumpy one is secretly head over heels for the sunshine one, well I’m a damn puddle on the floor! I still can’t decide if I loved Bryce or Daisy more, but I do. Know this might just be my favorite book Hannah has ever written. ☀️ Fake Dating ☀️ Grumpy x Sunshine ☀️ Forced Proximity / Roommates ☀️.Tattoo Artist / Teacher ☀️ So much pining I love Bryce so much. She is a total hard shell but she has such a gooey inside and she showed it so well with Daisy. This whole setup was fantastic, Daisy needs a place to stay so Bryce gets volunteered to give up her spare room. Daisy think Bryce doesn’t like her, but then you get to Bryce’s POV and you realize how down bad she has it for Daisy. Then Daisy proposes the fake date and OMG the tension. The longing. The secret tattoos. I loved every bit of these two figuring each other out. Watching Bryce absolutely melt for Daisy was just so so good. This may be a slow burn, but when it burns…. It’s an inferno. And the tattoo parlor scene is imbedded in my brain forever. Just everything about this made me happy and I will forever love Cherry Peak, these characters and this series! Now bring on Darren!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Love them!
Format: Paperback
“Calling Daisy Mitchell mine is a dream that I never planned on coming true but always hoped would.”
Gahhh my first FF and I’m hooked! Thank you Hannah!
Daisy and Bryce are as opposites as can be, one is pure sunshine and the other is as icy as can be but they couldn’t be more perfect for each other!
I love the slow burn with all the sexual tension as they pretend to date while living together. Love the way they take care of each other, the love and admiration so evident in the way they touch and look at each other. Their nicknames for each other is just so cute and perfect! I love these two so much!
Such a great addition to the Cherry Peak series! We get more of Johnny, who happens to be Daisy’s twin and I just can’t get enough of him either, he’s just so fun. And of course we get to see more of the rest of gang. Love these found family and I can’t wait for more!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great resource for comic book writers
Format: Paperback
This book is exactly as advertised: a great collection of comic scripts by some of the best writers in the field. This is important for two reasons:
1) There is no set format for comic scripts, so seeing examples of how other people write theirs is invaluable.
2) It can be hard to find sample comic scripts online, especially by the top names in the field. Here's nine of them in one shot.
Reading this book will give you great insight into how comics are made, and also how some of the best creators in the field approach their craft.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2012
★★★★★ 5
Exactly what it says it is on the tin.
Format: Paperback
It's a collection of comic book scripts, written by some of the best in the business. I'd love it if there were more examples of the finished product, and a step-by-step of back-and-forth between writer and the rest of the creative team would be awesome, but if what you really want is examples of the real deal, this is it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2013