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File Size: 580 KB
Print Length: 321 pages
Publisher: Notting Hill Press (May 1, 2014)
Publication Date: May 1, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00K2WVXN4
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Being a somewhat curvy girl myself, I enjoy reading books about women who shockingly manage to live happily and fully even though they are *gasp* overweight. (I know, right? Like that ever happens in "real life"? //eyeroll) While I really loved the premise of this book (group of fluffy girls meet at a weight loss support group, forge friendships over time, decide to learn to love themselves as they are with or without weight loss, form a fun group for fatties that has nothing to do with weight loss and is focused on having fun at any size) (and I use the word "fatties" with nothing but love and respect, before anyone climbs on the PC train and decides to bash me... that's how my chunky girlfriends and I refer to ourselves affectionately) I was disappointed that the heroine had to lose weight during the course of the book to feel normal. I get that there was a point to that... that she was being somewhat hypocritical in starting a group for overweight people and then dropped 40 lbs due to circumstances beyond her control and *SPOILER ALERT* boffed the man of her dreams.I also didn't really care for the other main characters. They were not particularly likeable; Pixie, in particular, was hard to give two craps about because her personality was so abrasive and combative. In general, the only characters that were relatable were Rob and the main character, whose name I can't for the life of me remember right this second. (ACK!!!)It was a fun and easy book to read and there were some really excellent points made regarding the feelings and emotions of overweight people. (However, 30 and 40 lbs overweight isn't exactly heifer-status, contrary to how the book makes it seem. Since when can't a woman carrying 40 extra pounds fit comfortably into an airplane or theater seat? Give me a break. Considering the difference in sizes between men and woman, it would imply that any slightly above average sized male would never be able to fly or watch a movie.)Not sure that I will read other books by this author, however, if she wrote a sequel I might read it, just to see how things turned out for Katie (Katie!! That's the main character's name! Woot!) because she was sympathetic enough to care about. And I also found the character of Rob very likeable.Would I recommend this book?Meh... probably not.
I loved this book. It is all about being pulled in many directions. Every weight challenged person has wondered what it was to be thin. every too thin person has wondered what it was like to have enough healthy weight. We all want to tweak our bodies (shorter, taller, complexion problems, curly hair, straight hair, etc, etc) in hopes that it will solve all the things we create to keep us from being happy. What IF, we were to accept ourselves just as we are and discover that happiness comes from within.These complex women (and men) take that challenge. They find a purpose in helping others accept themselves as well. However, other personality traits emerge that make for a rough journey. Friendships are tested. Women discover talents in themselves that have long been hidden. Some find the courage to change their lives.When Katie loses weight, it because of disease not desire. She has the opportunity to learn that it is not "thin" that makes her normal, it is her relationship with herself and with the others in the group. It is letting go of old patterns of thought and speech and behavior to embrace, totally, whoever she is at any given moment. Everyone else in the group has an opportunity to discover the same.I loved this book. I have recommended it to many of my friends.
I received this book free from one of the book sites. I do not remember which one! This is my honest and voluntary review.An perfect example of what life is like for all of us curvaceous women. I loved the concept of larger women being the focus in a positive light. From pills to health issues, larger women have been tormented by their own image. Children's cruel taunts follow us through life. We are the chubby child inside, but that doesn't mean that we can't have a great set of friends and positive experiences. This wonderful book pushes the positive while taking a look at the struggles that larger women face.If you want to read a book by an author who "gets it", then I recommend this book to you. If you want to know what we all need, read this book. You will smile and laugh, cry and sniffle, but by the end you will "get it" too!
When four "Fat Friends" decide to give up on a slimming program after several years, because it makes them all feel bad about themselves and their failure to reach their goal weight, little do they know how much that decision will impact their friendship, their outlook, and their future. After a few fun social outings, they form "The Curvy Girls Club" as a lark, but soon discover the idea has potential to become a successful business, and "the game's afoot!" I laughed, I cried, I agonized, right along with Katie and her friends, because I can relate to the lifelong struggle to lose weight and "look normal." Well written. Deals with societal issues of "fat shaming"; body image; yo-yo dieting; diet pills and all the health issues related to them; double standards; workplace bias issues; romance and sex, etc. Good read as a stand alone, but beware: book 1 of 2. You will have to read book 2 to get the rest of the story.
Not your average beach reading! This is an excellent story that goes into comfortable depth about the lives and perils faced by five people who 'live large": Katie, Ellie, Jane, Pixie, and Rob. Katie's idea of forming a club to host activities enjoyable and "possible" for overweight people takes off with lightning speed but while the club is growing, Katie is shrinking. Wouldn't this be a dream come true for a woman who has battled her weight all of her life and who assumes that all roadblocks she's faced in life are because of her size? As her body decreases, Katie discovers that paradise isn't awaiting at the low end of the bathroom scale. Where some problems are gone, others emerge and she has no practice in dealing with them. Very well written, easy for me to identify with Katie having undergone weight loss myself to discover that all my problems didn't melt away with it. I'll definitely recommend this for my weight loss groups!!
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