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contours itsy lightweight stroller - black Contours Bitsy Elite Compact Fold Lightweight Stroller for Travel – S&D KidsTravel easily and in style with the Contours Bitsy Elite lightweight stroller. The 1 hand, compact fold is small enough to fit in most airplane overhead compartments. Youll love the modern features including luxurious knit fabric, a leatherette handle, and mesh in the seat area for maximum breath ability. For the ultimate on the go flexibility, the Bitsy Elite is compatible with 35+ infant car seats, no separate car seat adapter needed. Luxurious,
Travel easily and in style with the Contours Bitsy Elite lightweight stroller. The 1-hand, compact fold is small enough to fit in most airplane overhead compartments. You’ll love the modern features including luxurious knit fabric, a leatherette handle, and mesh in the seat area for maximum breath-ability. For the ultimate on-the-go flexibility, the Bitsy Elite is compatible with 35+ infant car seats, no separate car seat adapter needed.
- Luxurious, Embossed Knit Fabric Compact Fold Lightweight Stroller for Travel
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- Fits most airplane overhead compartments. Easy 1-Step compact, freestanding fold makes it easy to transport and store away when not in use. Easy to transport and carry in the Bitsy travel bag (sold se
- 5-point adjustable harness with padded shoulder and buckle pads and all-wheel suspension create a comfortable ride. Reclining, forward-facing seat. Reclines roughly 110 degrees upright and 135 degrees
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★★★★★ 4
Good!
Format: Paperback
Thank you to NetGalley for the e-ARC!
I love Mazey’s writing and character-building! The setting of a flower farm was splendid. The sapphic romance was lovely. You go to see inside both of the character’s heads and understand their viewpoint and reasoning.
My girl Lizzie and her cake-making were mentioned!!
I think it would be lovely if Opal’s sisters were able to have their happily ever afters told in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Neurospicy and queer spicy
Format: Paperback
I absolutely love this book. If you're looking for lesbian, spicy love but realistic with healthy relationship principles, and relatable neurodivergent characters, you'll love it too.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Cute + Cozy Read
Format: Paperback
This was a super cute + cozy. quick read! The characters were sweet + relatable. It made me happy as I read it. If you're looking for a light book to read that still gives you the feels, I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Didn't Win the Lottery This Time...
Format: Kindle
When most people think of winning the lottery, they think their life is going in a positive direction. They think their life has changed for the better. But for Opal, she feels like her life has been ruined. Immediately, Opal is bombarded with people holding their hand out asking for money and favors, and Opal does not say no. Her relationships with her "friends" has changed to the point she's ready to run. Her job leaves her miserable daily so she quits. Next thing Opal knows, she's buying a flower farm that she finds online and moving states to live in peace to start her dream painting business. When she arrives at the farm, Opal's fresh start is interrupted by a woman claiming that the farm is hers, not Opal's.
This book has a wild setup that I was all in for. I suspended my belief and dived in, ready for Mazey Eddings' typical humor and sweet moments with the characters, Being my fourth book read by Eddings, I was ready to fall in love with yet another set of characters and continue my theory that Eddings is writing all her books in the same world (more on that later!) Unfortunately, this is currently my least favorite of Eddings' books, bumping her YA novel up in the ranking. Despite the writing feeling familiar, the usual shenanigans, complex characters with representation (ADHD, autism, abandonment/neglect issues, grief), and spice that I expect from Eddings being included, I did not feel the same connection and emotional investment in the characters or the story. I was not itching to read this in one sitting or tabbing every line. Instead, I was cringing, even rolling my eyes at some points, and ready to move onto another book. I was left feeling underwhelming and wondering what was missing.
Remember when I said I had a theory that some authors write their series set in the same world but don't always announce them to be companion or spin-off series? Well, Mazey Eddings is a fan of Taylor Swift and many Swift fans know, she's one for Easter eggs and hints. So, it would not surprise me if Mazey did the same. Sure enough, there is some dialogue between the characters about a certain bakery (Lizzie Blake's Best Mistake) that confirmed my theories and I squealed, immediately highlighting the section. Now if I could get all her characters in the same room...
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2025
★★★★★ 5
quality
Format: Hardcover
This is a fun collection of stories. as with anything Mignola, of course I'd love that the publisher packed a few more into the mix, but for what is there, it's an entertaining read. The art is typical Mignola. I love his style, but I can't lie that SOMETIMES my eyes get lost trying to make out the context of the image. Not a criticism, but a personal shortcoming. Regardless, it's a beautifully rendered book with some brief stories.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025