Things No One Will Tell Fat Girls: A Handbook for Unapologetic Living (Audiobook)

from JenniferElizabeth2

I actually didn't finish it. It got too much "love yourself the way your are and the world will be perfect!" It irked me. Yes, there are systemic issues with fat and our culture, but her tone and "just have positive thoughts!" attitude rubbed me the wrong way.

from bookishtexpat

While I didn't love the writing (it's a little too casual for me), I did find this book to be funny, sassy, and really affirming. Baker takes an issue millions of people struggle with - big and small - and offers anecdotes, study data, and challenges in an attempt to engage the body positivity mo...

from foggidawn

Having enjoyed Landwhale, I decided to try Baker's earlier book on body positivity. It's got some useful, interesting content, but I just can't seem to get this sort of advice to really work for me. YMMV.

from bookbrig

My streak of slowly finishing books I started a million years ago continues! I really like the humor and support this book offers, plus lots of excellent facts. Will definitely read anything she writes, really.

from LibStaff2

4.5 Stars Awesome and inspiring (as long as a lot of profanity doesn't bother you)! A book about self-love, body-love, and just love that's also a call to action for us all to positively change how we think about beauty and bodies. I strongly recommend this book. Net Galley Feedback