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Every Christmas I have a few books and movies that I revisit just because I love them, they make me happy, and I love the Christmas season. Some are deeper than others, but more often, these books and movies are lightweight, frequently romantic, funny and/or tender, and they always take place during the Christmas season.  Debbie Macomber’s, The Twelve Days of Christmas, has now joined my personal list of Christmas “must read” books. It has a novel premise—what happens when one person, metaphorically speaking, kills another, grumpier person with kindness.  Julia Padden and Cain Maddox are neighbors who frequently run into each other in the morning as they catch the elevator. Julia is sunny, talkative and Cain is surly and quiet. He would prefer if she left him alone. He is rude and surly, one day even swiping her newspaper to replace the one that someone else had stolen from him. Julia is aghast. Later Julia complains to her friend about it and her friend suggests killing him with kindness. Julia accepts the challenge, and writes about it in a blog that she is writing in an effort to procure a job at a software company doing social media. What follows are Julia’s efforts, the consequences, and includes her daily blogs. Along the way, we get to know Cain’s grandfather, Bernie, who brings sage wisdom and added warmth to the story.

It doesn't fit my blow dryer that well. You have to hold it in place, or it'll fall off while you're combing. The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because the comb is sturdy, and not flimsy.