This is a hoot! (but also deals with serious issues). #currentlyreading #preview #septemberrso2021 🇦🇺 #contemporary #identity Plus plant with purple leaves.
This is a hoot! (but also deals with serious issues). #currentlyreading #preview #septemberrso2021 🇦🇺 #contemporary #identity Plus plant with purple leaves.
8: This book was so sweet & fun! I loved many of the characters, including the wonderful MC Greer. ❤️
#12booksof2020 @Andrew65
I really enjoyed this book for so many reasons. It was a really quick read with great characters and a powerful message. This reminded me a bit of Dumplin‘ because it really focused on body image issues and how to gain confidence when you don‘t look like everyone else. It also really shows that perfect is boring and being different can be frustrating, but a good thing all the same. I definitely would recommend this one!
Next on the TBR pile.
Overall enjoyed. Wish it had resources for it's audience listed in the back.
Coming of age story
For the most part, I loved this book. Body positivity & being comfortable with your body is important & is NEEDED for all. However, it is not body positivity and not ok to exoticize large breasts. I think this book is a great step in the right direction to the discussion and importance about body positivity. But, there are a few concerning themes within that could have been dealt with differently. Link to a great GR review with similar concerns ⬇️
Greer is ashamed of her body-aren‘t we all? Her reason is she has very large breasts. She is uncomfortable and self conscious. She does everything she can to hide under baggie clothes. This is a wonderfully written story about body image, self-acceptance and finding your self-worth. It is about fierce female friendships. I loved this book so much and can‘t recommend it enough. Amazing debut and I can‘t wait to read more from this author. So good!
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