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 Conversations with the Fat Girl - Liza Palmer
Newest Review: ... how skinny people see fat people and it was really true to life. That IS how skinny peole see fat people. I hate to get on a ... more  ... pedestal of any kind but I hate the fat/skinny divide. (I'm not speaking as a skinny or a fat person, either.)
I thought Olivia's treatment of Maggie was terrible and again it showcases how it happens in real life. It seems that Olivia only wanted Maggie as maid-of-honour to make herself feel thinner than she already was. With friends like her, who needs enemies? What Maggie did in the end was truly justified. Olivia needed bringing down a peg or two and running up to the end of the book I hoped that Maggie would see ...more |
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Conversations with the Fat Girl - Liza Palmer: Converse about this! (888 words)
by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Maggie and Olivia have been best friends forever and have one major thing in common: they're both fat. That is until Olivia decides to have surgery and ends up a size 2 and with everything she's ever wanted. Maggie on the other hand remains unfulfilled. She works in a coffeeshop, with a monster boss and has never shifted the weight. Now with Olivia's wedding on the horizon the tension between the pair is strained. Can they stay best friends or is it the end of the road for the pair? After reading the synopsis I thought the book was going to be written in the third-person, from both girls' point of view, so I was surprised to find it was actually written in the ... Read the complete review
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