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Light as a Feather - Helen Dunne

 
Description: ISBN 0752838091 / Author: Helen Dunne / Genre: Fiction / Orla Kennedy, press officer in a City bank, is unhappy with her job and her ... more
Light as a Feather - Helen Dunne ... weight. 'People always look at the wrapper first,' she explains, 'and in my case it's bubble wrap.' Of course, she knows how to lose those pounds - she just never gets around to doing it. Then her best friend Liz asks her to be a bridesmaid, and the threat of being swathed in pink satin makes Orla think blancmange! Spurred on by this prospect, she sets up a website chatroom, LightAsAFeather.co.uk, as a support group for 'larger ladies'. Things are going swimmingly until Orla is invited to appear on daytime television, and is persuaded to let a stick-thin model be her double. As if she doesn't have enough problems, her boyfriend Sebastian is behaving most oddly, and her brother, the chanting Buddhist, has decided to move in - permanently. But divine inspiration does come - from another, unexpected source...

Newest Review: ... Trader which I have read in the past too and is well worth a read. For some reason there is no information on the Author ... more

 ... inside the book, however further investigation tells me she is in her mid-thirties and has been Associate City Editor at the Daily Telegraph and Deputy City editor at the Mail on Sunday. She now lives in London. I won't give too much away as these books tend to be a little predictable. The main character, Orla Kennedy, is a press officer for a big bank and is faced with looking like a blancmange at her best friends upcoming wedding. This leads to her setting up a chatroom for fellow dieters which becomes hugely sucess...more

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Premium Review Light as a Feather - Helen Dunne: A light (as a feather) read! (563 words)
by - written on 15/01/07 (Very useful, 151 readings)
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I got lots of books this year for christmas, most of them people chose because they thought I looked like the person on the front. I sincerely hope this person chose this for another reason because the lady on the front of this book (well her legs anyway!)is overweight and standing on scales! I don't moan about my weight that much do I? Actually this book choice was perfect for me, I do like reading heavier books but at the moment I'm having trouble sleeping and something a bit lighter does the trick. Thats not to say this book bores me to sleep because it doesn't, it just doesn't scare the living daylights out of me (it's a good thing)! Helen Dunne ...  Read the complete review

 

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Light as a Feather - Helen Dunne