Best Selling Books by Catherine Rodgers

Have beautiful nails right in the comfort of your home with this YALSA Quick Pick Award Winner and #1 New York Times bestselling cure for the common mani. Black Lace. Summer Citrus. Hot Pink Zebra. Get ready for nails that will get you noticed! Catherine Rodgers, creator of the popular nail art YouTube Channel Totally Cool Nails, shares her secrets in DIY Nail Art. Packed with easy-to-follow instructions and helpful tips for recreating Catherine’s stunning looks, you can create one-of-a-kind nail art designs without ever stepping inside a nail salon. Inside this colorful guide to all things nails, you’ll find seventy-five eye-catching designs including never-before-seen styles like Argyle, Light Burst, and Spiderweb Nails. Complete with step-by-step photographs so you can nail your look every time, DIY Nail Art will have you saying goodbye to the nail salon‑and hello to fashion-forward nails at home!

Say hello to fabulous nail art designs you can create! It''s time to get your nails noticed! Catherine Rodgers, the creator of the popular nail art YouTube Channel Totally Cool Nails, shows you how to paint one-of-a-kind nail art designs right in your own home. With her guidance and helpful tips, you''ll create 50 super-stylish nail art designs like Starfish, Rainbow Wave, Candy Heart, and Watermelon Nails. She also shares her secrets for giving yourself the perfect manicure, including how to prep your nails, use popular nail art tools, and personalize the designs. Whether you''re looking for a super-stylish pattern or a fun holiday nail art design, this guide has a fantastic option for every occasion and mood. Complete with step-by-step instructions and full-color photographs of each project, Totally Cool Nails gives you awesome nails--every time!

Lors de sa publication en 1949, le Deuxième Sexe a fait scandale : des milliers de femmes ont trouvé dans cet ouvrage une analyse des mécanismes de leur oppression, la preuve que leur sort n''était pas immuable, et qu''elles pouvaient devenir les égales des hommes. Mais ce livre a-t-il vraiment constitué la Bible des féministes ? C''est à cette question que tente de répondre Catherine Rodgers au travers d''interviews de femmes (E. Badinter, Ch. Chawaf, X. Gauthier, G. Halimi, S. Kofman, J. Kristeva, M. Perrot...) dont les avis si différents nous donnent une réponse plus nuancée.